Bedwetting News

Generally 20% of toddlers suffer from various sleeping disorders for a variety of reasons.

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Underjams are a brand new product from Pampers that are made for kids who wet the bed. via Associated Content

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At Ask an Expert, you can connect with Canadian doctors and healthcare professionals. via C-Health

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Bedwetting is a common childhood occurrence. Among children ages 6 and older, approximately 5 million to 7 million still wet the bed. via Democrat & Chronicle

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Parents or guardians of children who experience bedwetting at night or accidents during the day should treat this problem with understanding and patience. via MedicineNet

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“But a lot of insurance companies won't cover the bladder alarms, and they can be expensive,'' Bernstein said. "It's cheaper to just wake them up, and eventually their own body will get used to doing that.”

Bedwetting is embarrassing for kids and frustrating for parents. The good news is there are ways to treat the problem, and most children outgrow it on their own as their bladder capacities increase. via Asheville Citizen-Times

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I'd like to begin with a short continuation about bedwetting. Last week I mentioned the problem my 5-year-old son was having, and I have since been inundated with e-mails from readers who had all sorts of good ... via Crossville Chronicle

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“You wouldn't beat up your Dad when he's trying to buy you a sports car, would you, Phil?”

I'd like to begin this column with a pre-emptive apology to my son. "Phil, I'm sorry I'm telling the whole world about your bedwetting problem. via Crossville Chronicle

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Pacifier 4 teaspoons honey added to a baby's bottle of water is an excellent pacifier and multivitamin additive. via South Asian Women Forum

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Last week while flipping through a popular parenting magazine, I was shocked to see a small notice warning parents about the dangers of a popular bedwetting drug, Desmopressin. via Chicago Parent

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