Many parents ask about this technique, also known as “lifting”. Lifting means getting your child out of bed during the night and walking or carrying him or her to the bathroom. In some... https://t.co/g8c0Z40q0p
Most children have developed the ability to stay dry all night by age 5 or 6. If your child is still wetting most nights, defined as having Primary Nocturnal Enuresis, he or she could probably use some... https://t.co/4NsZ5biXIw
Dr. Melanie Wilhelm wrote a great overview of bedwetting, recently published in Tidewater Family magazine. She discusses the reasons why children wet, which can be varied. Factors that play a role in bedwetting... https://t.co/VZ7mfh36CI
This month https://t.co/9Kmof2hrQ1 had the pleasure of exhibiting at the National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners (NAPNAP) meeting in New Orleans. We enjoyed speaking with hundreds of... https://t.co/Sa7RV4fPs8
I am always excited when we get new products, especially ones that the kids will love! For numerous reasons, some children (and adults) require waterproof daytime underwear to prevent... https://t.co/dgAsiLVkLB
I am always excited when we get new products, especially ones that the kids will love! For numerous reasons, some children (and adults) require waterproof daytime underwear to prevent... https://t.co/dgAsiLVkLB
My son is 7 years old and wets his bed every night. His dad remembers wetting the bed at that age. I allow our son to wear disposable pants to bed to make my life a little easier. What causes bedwetting and... https://t.co/6NLCtHzKvI
This past year was a great one! I surpassed 1 million visitors to my blog! That’s a lot of parents with questions about their children’s bedwetting! My plan for 2019 is to include audio content for those who... https://t.co/1cFxTn1NTb
Bedwetting can be particularly bothersome when traveling and spending the night away from home. Since many families travel this time of year, here are some tips that may help. 1) Develop a Plan of Action Discreetly... https://t.co/n0HgAH0qAq
After working with thousands of children who have used a bedwetting alarm to get dry in the nighttime, I have learned some important points to share with you. The Most Important Thing The... https://t.co/uVu1dtCg4V
My son is 13 years old and continues to wet every night. Medicine helps some but does not regularly insure a dry night. He still cannot go to sleepovers or camp. Plus, I hate to keep giving him medicine... https://t.co/1kpXdCW7ob
Everyone wants the best bedwetting alarm that will do the job but not cost more than necessary. However, cheap should not equate with shoddy workmanship, non-FDA approved, and inconsistent performance.... https://t.co/6nhL1gagU9
I reviewed with interest this large prospective Russian research study of 455 children (9-14 years old) who used a bedwetting alarm. They collected data on the optimal duration of alarm... https://t.co/Jy9IxMOqyX
Getting back into the groove of a new school year can be very exciting but may come with some unanticipated events as well. I see many children who have become dry over the summer but then have some... https://t.co/8jUgpy5HRN
You’ve decided to use a bedwetting alarm, have chosen which type you want to use and now have it in your home. WHAT NEXT? Prepare yourself -The first two weeks are the hardest; it gets easier as your... https://t.co/bgmyjbNvKm
With summer camps and sleepover situations coming up, we are always on the lookout for helpful products. Parents are often concerned that current pull-ups their older children are using... https://t.co/Ye12KxkbbS