(BPT) – Bedwetting, also known as nighttime wetting/incontinence or nocturnal enuresis, can affect any child. For some children, bedwetting may be an unavoidable part of growing up. In general, ...

My nine-year-old son still wets the bed at night. As parents, my husband and I are very concerned. It affects our son a lot because he is afraid to fall asleep at night. We have talked about it with ...

The usual recommendation is to have the child boost daily fluid intake substantially by carrying a water bottle throughout the day. The child is instructed to drink the liquid between 8:00 a.m. and ...

Moms worry when they see their kids wetting the bed, unaware and unable to control it. The condition where an older child ...

If your child is older than 7 and still not quite yet dry at night, read on. Bedwetting is considered normal until at least age 5 or 6. But if your older child is still not dry at night, he or she is ...

Bedwetting can affect both children and adults. Potential causes of bedwetting may include hormonal imbalances, stress, smaller bladder capacity, and sleep problems. Young children will often grow out ...

Between diapers for infants and the elderly lies a market segment that has unfortunately been stigmatised—children between ages four and 12 who have finished potty training but still wet the bed.