Symptoms and Signs of BedwettingBedwetting 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...
Winter, the Season for BedwettingBedwetting (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...
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...
Bedwetting TeenagersParents 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...
Bedwetting Symptoms and TreatmentBedwetting or nocturnal enuresis is the involuntary discharge of urine at night. Many children experience bedwetting as a part of their growing up process, and bed wetting is not a concern in most case until ages 5 or 6. However, in most...
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...
Bedwetting: Setting A Goal
So, you have taken a step to the right treatment to help your child stop bedwetting permanently. That’s great. Along with an effective enuresis treatment, what your child needs your support and a goal to help him or her to achieve dryness....
Bladder Infection in Women
If you have bladder infection, you make countless trips to the bathroom and still you feel like you have to go again and you feel burning or stinging every time you pee. When you get a bladder infection, it leads to cystitis,...
Bedwetting and Stress
Moving, poor grades, divorce and separation of parents are some of the major causes of stress for a child. Emotional and psychological stress can cause a child to behave or act differently, which can lead to nighttime wetting. Many parents wonder if bedwetting...
How Toilet Training Impacts Bedwetting
Bedwetting is the result when a kid who is 5 years or more can't control his or her pee when they are sleeping in bed. It's a kind of reaction that can occur because of an overactive bladder. In many cases,...