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 at age younger than 4
Many parents, especially with their first child, aren’t sure when to consider bedwetting as a problem. Most children outgrow nighttime…
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Should we use diapers?
Dribbling happens when a few drops of urine are released before a signal to contract the muscles is sent to…
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Overprotective parents and bedwetting
In some cases, parents of children who experience bedwetting are overprotective and wrap the child with extra care and attention.…
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Secondary enuresis due to a new baby in the family
Secondary enuresis happens when a child is naturally weaned, stays dry for six months or more and then starts bedwetting…
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Does bedwetting just disappear one day?
Many children who suffer from bedwetting will stop naturally over time, even without treatment, due to late maturation of…
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Positive reinforcements during daytime
Ending the use of diapers should always take the child’s consent into account. When children have difficulties parting with the…
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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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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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