The differences in bedwetting between boys and girls
👦 Boys must use a combination of two sphincters, internal and external, in order to resist wetting. Girls, however, need…
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Wetting and giggles
Giggle incontinence means sudden urination while giggling or laughing, during waking hours, and emptying the bladder continues even when the…
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What does it take to stay dry?
When the child wakes up at night and goes to the bathroom by himself, it is a great accomplishment. However,…
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Daytime dribbling in school
Preparing for the first day of school Most children reach the first grade when they are already dry during the…
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Can bedwetting stop naturally?
What are the signs that indicate that the child is about to naturally stop bedwetting? 🔹 Decreased number of wet…
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Parents and bedwetting – what is there to know?
Children who experience bedwetting should feel that their parents are empathetic towards them, understand them, support them and stand by…
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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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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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What causes a child to wake up and go to the toilet?
As a parent, you might have asked yourself what makes a certain child to sleep the entire night without waking…
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Primary Bedwetting at adulthood
The common belief about bedwetting is that this is an issue which only affects young children. While it is true…
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