What is enuresis?

Enuresis in children: What is it, why does it happen, and what can be done?

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When should you seek help?

Enuresis does not usually require medical treatment, but it does require attention. It is advisable to seek your doctor's advice in these cases:

  • Your child is older than 6 and regularly wets the bed
  • Sudden recurrence of bedwetting after a long period of being potty trained
  • Your child also urinates uncontrollably during the day
  • You notice anxiety or sadness regarding the situation

With or without a doctor: the most important thing is that you as a parent remain calm, positive, and supportive.

Frequently asked questions about enuresis

  1. Is enuresis a cause for concern? In most cases, enuresis is harmless and disappears on its own with the right support. If the problem persists for a long period or gets worse, it is advisable to seek help.
  2. Does a bedwetting alarm help all children with enuresis? A bedwetting alarm works very well for most children with nocturnal enuresis. Some children take a little longer, but perseverance pays off.
  3. Should I punish my child if they wet the bed again? No. Punishment is counterproductive. Children do not do this on purpose. Positive reinforcement, such as compliments and small rewards, works much better.

Tackling enuresis? Dryly® helps your child make positive progress

Potty training is a process – and enuresis is sometimes a part of it. But it does not have to become a problem that dominates family life. With a little knowledge and the right tools, you can take steps together towards dry nights and happy mornings.

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