
Bed-Wetting And Your Toddler
Most parents look forward to potty training with eager anticipation. After all, potty training means no more buying or changing diapers. But even after a toddler has successfully transitioned out of diapers and into underwear, bed-wetting is commo...
Understanding Bed-Wetting
Bed-wetting is a pervasive issue that most people have experienced either as kids themselves, or with their kids. It is a normal phase of childhood and about 95% children grow out of bed-wetting by the time they are six.Yet, it is one of the most ...
Bed-Wetting: Why Does Your Child Do It?
Bed-wetting may be an inevitable part of growing up, but it doesn't have to be traumatic. Understanding bed-wetting causes is the first step to dealing with this common childhood problem.
Tips On How To Control Bed-Wetting
By the time most children get past 5 years of age, they are able to hold their urge to urinate while sleeping. However, studies show that around a quarter of these children still undergo bed-wetting, also known as nocturnal enuresis, according to ...
Solutions For Toddler Bed-Wetting
When potty-training meets sleep-training, there are bound to be setbacks. Help your child get back on his nighttime track with these simple solutions.
Bed-Wetting Treatment
Bed-wetting that continues past the age that most children have nighttime bladder control, typically at 5 or 6 years of age, will usually stop over time without treatment. If not, home treatment may be all that is needed to help a child stop wetti...
Child Bedwetting: A Guide For Parents
Parents may also feel frustrated, angry and embarrassed about their children’s bed-wetting condition. Parents can help their children reduce negative feelings about their bed-wetting condition by offering positive support, understanding and encour...
Bedwetting Myths
This article clears up some of the biggest misconceptions about bedwetting, one of the most common childhood problems. Read on to know the truth behind these myths.