The ABCβs of Bedwetting: F
The complete bedwetting dictionary: F πππ βοΈ Food Allergies: Some researchers assume that the following five foods affect the bodyβs…
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The complete bedwetting dictionary: E πππ βοΈ Encopresis Happens when excrements pass into one’s underwear or pajamas far beyond the…
Read MoreThe ABCβs of Bedwetting: D
The complete bedwetting dictionary: D πππ βοΈ Diapers Using diapers suppresses any motivation by the child to become dry. For…
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The complete bedwetting dictionary: C πππ βοΈ Communication Disorders and Bedwetting The bedwetting treatment process of children with communication disorders…
Read MoreThe ABC’s of Bedwetting: B
The complete bedwetting dictionary: B πππ βοΈ Bedwetting (clinical term: Enuresis) An involuntary urination after ages four to five and…
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The complete bedwetting dictionary: AΒ πππ βοΈ ADHD and Bedwetting ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) is a disorder that affects…
Read MoreBedwetting alarm treatment
Treatment with an alarm is intended to condition the subconscious reflex system, so waking to the alarm is not necessary…
Read MoreBedwetting alarm and waking up
Parents and professionals often make the mistake of assuming that in order to be dry, the child must wake up…
Read MoreThe differences in bedwetting between boys and girls
π¦ Boys must use a combination of two sphincters, internal and external, in order to resist wetting. Girls, however, need…
Read MoreWetting 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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