Bedwetting and the child’s environment
When a child is continuously exposed to disturbing and sometimes threatening environmental situations, such as verbal violence between parents, it…
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Waking up and going to the bathroom
Does the child have to wake up at night and go to the bathroom, in order to stay dry? The…
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The right attitude towards bedwetting treatment
Children who experience bedwetting should feel that their parents are empathetic towards them, understand them, support them and stand by…
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Before starting a bedwetting treatment
Prior to starting a bedwetting treatment, the child should always be in the know as to the reason for the…
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Natural stopping of bedwetting
When can we tell that a child is about to naturally stop bedwetting? 💧 When a child who has never…
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Bedwetting and restraint learning
Most children who experience bedwetting (about 80-70%), do not have a medical or psychological problem that causes it. These are…
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Small bladder, big problem?
Does having a small bladder necessarily affect the ability to store fluids at night? First, let’s draw a distinction between…
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Age and bladder control
👶 Newborns The bladder of the newborn can contain 60-30 cc of urine, compared to 600-250 cc in children over…
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The Autonomic and Sympathetic nervous systems
The act of restraint involves the Autonomic and Sympathetic nervous systems. What are these systems, and how are they related…
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Holding in, holding on: daytime and nighttime restraint
There is a fundamental difference between the act of restraint during the day in a state of wakefulness and the…
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