Bedwetting and sleep dribbling
Dribbling is defined as involuntary drops of urine that are released during the day. This condition is common among children…
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Treating bedwetting: two children at the same time?
A lot of times, more than one child in the family suffers from bedwetting. The question that many parents ask…
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Waking up at night and staying dry
A common mistake by both parents and professionals is the assumption that in order to be dry, the child must…
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Hearing impaired children and bedwetting
Can bedwetting in hearing impaired children be treated? The answer is yes, although it may not be an easy task.…
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Treating bedwetting in children with severe communication disorders
One of the main characteristics of children with broad-spectrum developmental disorders (PDD), is communication difficulties. In these cases, the child…
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The main types of bedwetting alarms
While there are many types of bedwetting alarms available on the market, most of them share the basic feature of…
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Daytime wetting in kindergarten and school
Parents play a crucial role in the daily treatment process for bedwetting. However, the child spends many hours during the…
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One-time adult bedwetting
Imagine the following scenario: an adult who has no bedwetting history, in his or her twenties or thirties, wakes up…
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Bedwetting as an Idiopathic symptom
Most bedwetting children (about 70-80%) have no medical or psychological problems that cause them to wet. They are normal, healthy,…
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The different types of Bedwetting
The umbrella term “Wetting” includes several manifestations and conditions. In general, Enuresis is defined as the involuntary release of urine.…
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