Simple Steps to Dry Nights: Effective ways to banish bedwetting

By 50Minutes

Change is only 50 minutes away! Find out everything you need to know about putting a stop to bedwetting with this straightforward guide.

Although bedwetting is a normal part of infancy, it can be frustrating and distressing for the child and their parents if it continues beyond the usual age. Fortunately, a range of effective treatments are available, so you can find the one that is best for your child and help them to stay dry throughout the night.

In just 50 minutes you will be able to:
• Learn about the causes and symptoms of nocturnal enuresis (bedwetting)
• Implement effective measures at home to put a stop to bedwetting
• Find out about the range of treatments available for enuresis

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• Language: English
• Publisher: 50Minutes.com
• Release date: Jun 20, 2017
• ISBN: 9782806298720

Book preview

Problem: enuresis (involuntary urination, particularly at an age when the individual would be expected to control their bladder) is a more common problem than you might think. Although it is not generally a sign that something is seriously wrong, it is often difficult for the child and their parents, and can quickly become a source of stress and have a significant psychological and social impact on sufferers.

Aims: to understand the causes of nocturnal enuresis, find out how to deal with it and help your child to stay dry.

FAQs:

When should I start potty training my child?

Are training pants an effective solution?

My child is seven and is still wetting the bed. Should I be worried?

Should I wake up my child during the night to take them to the toilet?

What should I do if my child goes to a sleepover or sleeps away from home?

Will there always be medical examinations during a consultation about a bedwetting problem?

When a child reaches the age of around two and has already acquired a number of psychomotor skills, toilet training becomes a concern for the family. With the beginning of nursery a few months away, the child is getting ready for a new social life, which brings with it the need to be toilet trained. During this learning process, bedwetting problems often emerge. Although this phenomenon is completely normal,