Holding in, holding on: daytime and nighttime restraint
There is a fundamental difference between the act of restraint during the day in a state of wakefulness and the…
Read MoreWhat is the Urge Syndrome?
The Urge Syndrome is a phenomenon of an urgent and unexpected need to urinate. The immediate response to the situation…
Read MoreWaking up and staying dry
❓Does the child have to wake up at night and go to the bathroom, in order to be dry? ❗For…
Read MoreBedwetting and sleep dribbling
Dribbling is defined as involuntary drops of urine that are released during the day. This condition is common among children…
Read MoreTreating bedwetting: two children at the same time?
A lot of times, more than one child in the family suffers from bedwetting. The question that many parents ask…
Read MoreWaking up at night and staying dry
A common mistake by both parents and professionals is the assumption that in order to be dry, the child must…
Read MoreHearing impaired children and bedwetting
Can bedwetting in hearing impaired children be treated? The answer is yes, although it may not be an easy task.…
Read MoreTreating bedwetting in children with severe communication disorders
One of the main characteristics of children with broad-spectrum developmental disorders (PDD), is communication difficulties. In these cases, the child…
Read MoreThe main types of bedwetting alarms
While there are many types of bedwetting alarms available on the market, most of them share the basic feature of…
Read MoreDaytime wetting in kindergarten and school
Parents play a crucial role in the daily treatment process for bedwetting. However, the child spends many hours during the…
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