Bed-wetting is not just an embarrassing condition but also affect the health and hygiene. Just imagine how horrible it would be for a child and the parent to put a diaper for a 10-year old child?
Before looking for a solution to Bed-wetting in kids, let us understand what causes bed-wetting.
Bed-wetting is quite common in school going children. Children under age 4 were able to control their bladder until morning. Students from the first grade to fourth grade tend to experience this embarrassing problem more than toddler.
Night time Bed-wetting is medically termed as Nocturnal Enuresis, which is a neurological condition. This is not a disease or a disorder. Since they are little ones, the developing brain doesn’t send any signals to hold the urine while the kid is sleeping. Just as adults urge to urinate when the bladder is full, it is a reflexive action.
Surprisingly, Bed-wetting can be a genetic problem. Around 70% of the Bed-wetting kids inherit this habit from the close relative. It could be siblings, parents, uncle, aunt or cousins. If any person in the family had Bed-wetting problem during their childhood, it is simply carried to the future generations through genes.
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Although bed wetting is not a dreadful condition, it is very embarrassing to the children.
A few children knowingly wet the bed just they feel sleepy and lazy to wake up. Remember, shaming or punishing the child for Bed-wetting won’t help them overcoming this problem. Instead it is good to explain them why they wet the beds.
Simple ways to help your child stop bed-wetting:
Keep the child motivated and don’t let them down. Since this is more of a psychological condition, complete support and care with little changes as mentioned above. Say good bye to the Bed-wetting problem once for all without hassles.
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My 13 year old had a temporary bedwetting problem while he was bedridden with an ankle injury. I would check on him early each morning, and a few times found him naked, and peeing on his bed sheet. Luckily, I had put a plastic mattress cover under his bed sheet. He seemed embarrassed about his mom seeing him wet the bed, but he had difficulty walking at this time, and he said that he couldn't hold it. I felt sorry for him, so we hugged, and talked about trying not to wet the bed. A few nights, I talked him into wearing an old cloth diaper, but I think he preferred to be naked. His ankle soon healed, and the bedwetting stopped. This required lots of hugs, and patience.
Great tips for reducing bedwetting issues! One tip that worked on my son was a slight massage over his lower abdomen with some warm olive oil. Simply heat some olive oil and when it is comfortably warm, rub it over your child's lower abdomen and then massage the area gently for several minutes. Make sure to follow this remedy daily until you are satisfied with the results. Also, one can use a bedwetting alarm to help their child learn how to wake up when wetting is occurring. Bedwetting alarms are very effective in reducing bed wetting.