Q. At five years old, my child is still wetting the bed. Shouldn’t he have outgrown that by now?
A. Not necessarily. Children that age are still gaining control of their bladders; in fact, 15 percent of 5-year-olds wet the bed. It’s also more common in boys and among kids whose mother or father was a bed-wetter.
From psychological problems and diaper usage to bladder size and difficulty waking from sleep, find out the myths and facts when it comes to bedwetting.
One of the most important components to getting your child on track is the way you broach the subject. Learn what steps to take, how to discuss concerns and what – if any – medications to consider.
Enuresis is the medical name for bedwetting, which affects approximately five to seven million kids (more often boys) in the United States. From causes to solutions, read everything you need to know about bedwetting in our comprehensive guide.
Is bedwetting an issue in your family? These printable calendar pages are a helpful tool to track your child's progress.
For more information on how to cope, check out our list of online resources.
The Kaboose community is the perfect place to discuss bedwetting. Get advice and support from other parents.
