It is natural for parents to feel disappointed when their kids would have night time accidents, especially if the children have been full potty trained. But it is important to understand that this is common and your child is not an isolated case. Surveys have showed that 1 out of 5, five year olds would experience bed wetting. Some parents may feel that this is very stressful, but it is more stressful on the child. It is not a child’s dream to wake up in the middle of night in wet pyjamas and soaking sheets. Understand that your child is not doing this to rebel or go against you. Over rea ..read more

Nocturnal enuresis or bed wetting is mainly associated with night time incidents among infants to children. However, children are not the only sufferers of night time wetting. Adult enuresis are happening to a lot of people worldwide. Adult enuresis could happen due to many reasons. Adult bedwetting could be categorized as secondary nocturnal enuresis. Bed wetting have two types: the primary and the secondary. Primary enuresis would refer to bed wetting since infancy which is common among kids. Secondary enuresis would refer to bed wetting that occurred after the person has ..read more

Generally, children stop wetting the bed after the age of three. Children who constantly wet the bed beyond that age cause their parents to become worried and concerned. However, according to medical experts, bed wetting is not an illness in itself but a symptom of an underlying disease. It is not a behavioral or mental problem, either. In medical terms, this condition is called enuresis. About 15% of children wet the bed after reaching the age of three, and more boys than girls are prone to this condition. The exact causes of enuresis are not yet known, though there are several fact ..read more

Teen bed wetting is a problem that most teenagers are embarrassed to admit or even talk about. It is a problem that most teens would rather keep to themselves. In the process, they might continue to feel as insecure knowing that they are experiencing something that most kids their age would find funny and quite embarrassing. But there are some things that teenagers who frequently experience bed wetting should know. They are not alone. Despite being an embarrassing experience, teen bed wetting is not actually that rare among teenagers. In fact, millions of teenagers from around th4e world actua ..read more

Bed wetting tends to run in the family. To help a child to stop wetting the blankets, then it would be great to start them with some encouragement and reassurance, shaming and punishing the child may not work. About 20% of five year olds experience bed wetting, and every year the percentage gets smaller by half. Some parents let their kids outgrow bed wetting, but some parents are too anxious or frustrated to keep their children dry over the night. There are times when bed wetting could interfere with social activities like attending slumber parties and other overnight activities. It ..read more

Parenting is a tough job. There are certain things that parents should have to deal with when it comes to their kids. One of them is the case of bed wetting. bed wetting or enuresis is a common condition that affect most kids from three years old and below. It may also be common in some older kids and even in adolescents. It is characterized by the habit of children unknowingly urinating on their bed during sleep. bed wetting is a condition that can greatly affect the kids. It is up to the parents to treat this condition the right way so as to make the kids feel embarrassed or ashame ..read more

What to do when a child constantly wets the bed at night-this is the common problem among parents of bed wetters. If you are one of them, you know how hard it is to deal with the situation, what with the smelly sheets and the embarrassment it will cause you and your child. Good thing, there are a number of techniques that you can use to solve the problems associated with bed wetting. * Keep the bed dry. Parents must take extra efforts to keep their children and their bed dry, especially if they are not ready yet to help in cleaning up the mess. You can make your kid wear youth diapers. As ..read more

Patience is a virtue, especially for parents of young bed wetters. While children cannot control bed wetting on their own, parents can do something to stop it. Parents can resort to some techniques at home without resorting to medications that not only cost a lot, but also have side effects. Here are some simple home remedy tips to make sure that your child has dry nights. “Pee Training” * Limit your child’s intake of liquids, especially before bedtime. Also, discourage your child from drinking soda and eating chocolates after 3 p.m. * Train your child to urinate in the toilet before ..read more

Bed wetting can be a sign of a disease that may need immediate medical attention. That is why consulting a doctor is a must in certain cases. If your child still wets the bed after the age of six, feels pain when urinating, or behaves oddly (e.g., becoming shy or manifesting sexually suggestive behaviours), then it is recommended that you seek medical advice from a professional. Snoring, frequent thirst, and pink urine are also indications that your child needs to be checked by a doctor. How can a doctor help you solve the problem? The doctor will conduct tests and come up with ..read more

Ever wished that your child would spare you from the trouble and mess of his wetting the bed? Unfortunately, it wouldn’t be possible especially if your kid has the condition called enuresis or bed wetting. One important thing you must realize is that children don’t wet their beds on purpose-in fact, they are unable to control urine at nighttime. Despite that, you can take some steps to end your suffering, as well as that of your kid. Several techniques and treatment methods are available to control enuresis in children. The following are some ways you can do to ensure dry nights for your ..read more