Divorced Parents and bedwetting treatment
When parents are divorced, or live separately, the continuity of any bedwetting treatment should be maintained when the child…
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Enlarged polyps and bedwetting
Polyps are tissues which grow in an abnormal way. We can usually locate Polyps in the stomach, ear, sinuses, colon,…
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Dribbling during the day
One of the most common symptoms among young children between the ages of three and eight is a phenomenon called…
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Understanding Bedwetting Alarm Treatment
A very common misconception about treatment with a bedwetting alarm is that the purpose of the alarm is to…
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Bedwetting and Genetics?
It is widely acceptable today that the phenomenon of bedwetting has a genetic element to it. In our experience, more…
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Wetting while giggling – Giggle incontinence
Giggle incontinence is the sudden urination while giggling or laughing, during waking hours. This phenomenon occurs following a hard physical…
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Two’s Company: Two children and bedwetting treatment
Many parents are unsure whether to treat two bedwetting children at the same time, or treat the younger child after…
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Bedwetting alarm system and a successful treatment
During sleep, when the child begins to wet, the first drop of urine triggers an electrical circuit that activates the…
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Towards naturally stopping bedwetting
There are several signs that indicate that the child is about to naturally stop bedwetting, not all of which must…
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The Paula Method and Bedwetting
The Paula Method is a method for exercising the ring muscles. It was developed in Israel by Paula Garbourg and…
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