Daytime BedwettingDaytime 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)....
Should I Worry About My Child’s Bedwetting?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...
Bedwetting Alarm - Tips for Faster SuccessBedwetting (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...
Bedwetting Training for ChildrenParents 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...
Top Five Bedwetting Myths
Bedwetting is a common problem in children all across the world. Parents tend to hear different things about bedwetting and rarely speak to a professional due to the nature of the topic. Outlined below are the top 5 frequent misconceptions on bedwetting...
Benefits of Bedwetting Treatment
It’s true that children eventually outgrow bedwetting and so, will your little one. Research shows that every year about 15% of children outgrow bedwetting without any intervention. However, that doesn’t mean that your child doesn’t need a bedwetting treatment.For most children, bedwetting...
Painful Urination in Children
Is your child experiencing pain or burning sensation during pee? Here we discuss some of the common painful urination causes.When a child experiences any of these symptoms, it could indicate a urinary tract infection (UTI) or an injury in the genital areas...
Bedwetting Alarm Benefits
Parents need not be surprised if their child who is dry all the day but wet at night. Day and night training toilet habits are completely different things and for a child to be dry at night there has to be a brain...