The different types of Bedwetting
The umbrella term “Wetting” includes several manifestations and conditions. In general, Enuresis is defined as the involuntary release of urine.…
Read MoreDivorced Parents and bedwetting treatment
When parents are divorced, or live separately, the continuity of any bedwetting treatment should be maintained when the child…
Read MoreEnlarged polyps and bedwetting
Polyps are tissues which grow in an abnormal way. We can usually locate Polyps in the stomach, ear, sinuses, colon,…
Read MoreDribbling during the day
One of the most common symptoms among young children between the ages of three and eight is a phenomenon called…
Read MoreUnderstanding Bedwetting Alarm Treatment
A very common misconception about treatment with a bedwetting alarm is that the purpose of the alarm is to…
Read MoreBedwetting and Genetics?
It is widely acceptable today that the phenomenon of bedwetting has a genetic element to it. In our experience, more…
Read MoreWetting while giggling – Giggle incontinence
Giggle incontinence is the sudden urination while giggling or laughing, during waking hours. This phenomenon occurs following a hard physical…
Read MoreTwo’s Company: Two children and bedwetting treatment
Many parents are unsure whether to treat two bedwetting children at the same time, or treat the younger child after…
Read MoreTowards naturally stopping bedwetting
There are several signs that indicate that the child is about to naturally stop bedwetting, not all of which must…
Read MoreThe Paula Method and Bedwetting
The Paula Method is a method for exercising the ring muscles. It was developed in Israel by Paula Garbourg and…
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