Bedwetting simply refers to the uncontrollable passing of urine during sleep and it is very common in childrens. Bedwetting is stressful, embarrassing and inconvenient for your child, too. As with most conditions, a healthy diet can go a long way in the path towards improvement....
Wetting the bed at night while you are sleeping is more common in adults than you might think. Adult bed wetting, otherwise known as secondary enuresis, occurs when there is a loss of bladder control during the night resulting in nocturnal enuresis. It affects about...
Most children even after the age of five do not out grow their bedwetting. Maybe they are deep sleeper or simply because the bladder does not have the ability to hold a larger amount of urine. How to stop bed wetting in children is very...
Got a bed wetter? Sure, it can be frustrating for parents and embarrassing for children. Although most children ages 4 and above are potty trained during the day, many still wet the bed at night. it’s actually a common problem with approximately 5 to 7...
Are you are frustrated to see your child who goes to school but still wets the bed at night?
Are you are training them to sleep dry at night by limiting liquids after dinner and waking them up in night to empty their bladder but...
Bedwetting is medically known as nocturnal enuresis. It refers to the unintentional passage of urine during sleep. Nighttime wetting is common for many children due to slow physical development, an illness and especially when it runs in the family. Bedwetting in children is mainly because...
Bedwetting (nocturnal enuresis) is a fairly common condition in children age 5 and older. It is a sign of an immature, developing bladder. About 15 percent of normally developing children still wet themselves at night. Staying dry at night is an entirely different milestone than...
Daytime wetting also called diurnal enuresis is when a child who should be potty-trained has wetting accidents during the day. It can occur by itself or when a child is also having nighttime bedwetting. Daytime wetting is less common than nighttime bedwetting (nocturnal enuresis). Daytime...
When your child is old enough to get up at night to go to the bathroom and empty their bladder but instead they wet the bed every night, it is worrisome. You’re wondering whether you should wait and see what happens or worry about...
Bedwetting (nocturnal enuresis) is a common problem faced by children over 7 year of age and is also called nighttime incontinence. It is involuntary urination while asleep after the age at which staying dry at night can be reasonably expected from your child. This can...
Parents are frustrated, exhausted and tired of washing a big load of waterpoof mattress pads every morning because your child is already six years old or more, is in school – and they’re still wetting the bed at night. This is a problem known as...
Parents have a great deal of worry when their children enter the teenage years and have not yet overcome bedwetting. Parents worry that their bedwetting teenagers will continue to wet the bed and not be able to sleep dry at night. Bed wetting is more...