I know what bedwetting is like for a family. I know about the frustration, the shame, the feelings of failure, the desperation for a solution, the disappointment that I couldn’t find an answer that worked for my family, the doubt, the wondering if my kids would ever be dry or would this be their lot …
The experts, including psychologists, sleep scientists, doctors, nurses, and others studying nocturnal enuresis, or nighttime bedwetting, have proposed all kinds of potential reasons to answer why kids wet the bed. And I know as parents we have considered and wondered about plenty of other possible causes. So why do kids wet the bed? The cause …
Everyone has wet the bed at some point in their lives. For babies and young children, it’s normal, expected, and the way we’re made. But when we talk about bedwetting, it’s pretty understood that we’re referring to older children or adults, those past the accepted age for involuntary wetting. When any human behavior is outside …
“My kid has a bad attitude.” “My child isn’t trying hard enough.” “He doesn’t even care.” “She’s manipulating me.” “They’re doing it on purpose.” Have you ever said any of these things after your child has wet the bed yet again? I confess that whether or not I have voiced any of the above frustrations, …
How to stop bedwetting is one of the big questions of parents of young children. Getting dry at night is usually the final step to potty training. For many children, it’s a fairly smooth transition, but for others, it’s a real struggle. And by 5 years old, 15%-20% of children still wet the bed. When …
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