Help your child stop bedwetting
Bedwetting is a very common childhood problem
It affects almost one in five children aged 5 and one in ten children aged 7. Children will not just “grow out” of this problem. We now know that this is a medical condition and is easily treatable.
There are two main reasons why children wet the bed:
If your child is 5 years or older and still wets the bed, speak to their doctor or nurse
Don’t be embarrassed to ask for professional help. They will be able to ensure your child gets the right assessment and will discuss the available treatment options.
Treating bedwetting will allow your child to enjoy their childhood, take part in sleepovers and have a dry night like their friends. There is no need for your child or family to continue suffering. Use our tips and resources to help you manage bedwetting at home and help your child get the treatment they need to stop bedwetting.
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Speaking to your child's doctor or nurse can make all the difference in helping them stop bedwetting. Watch our video to find out how you can prepare for your appointment to make sure you get the most out of it.
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Bedwetting is a treatable medical condition from age 5. If your child is aged 5 or older and still suffers from bedwetting, the first step to helping them get dry at night should be an appointment with their doctor or nurse. Your doctor or nurse can help identify the causes of their bedwetting and suggest possible treatment options too.
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If you have specific questions or concerns, talk to your child's doctor, school nurse, health visitor or pharmacist.
Bladder and Bowel UK offer a confidential helpline. If you would like to speak to someone, email: bbuk@disabledliving.co.uk or phone: 0161 607 8219. You can also visit this website for more information: www.bbuk.org.uk/children-young-people/children-resources.
Support, information and resources are also available from ERIC, The Children’s Bowel and Bladder Charity: www.eric.org.uk and their freephone helpline: 0808 169 9949
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Job code: UK-URO-2000037 I Date of preparation: May 2020