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Dealing with Bedwetting in Children: Tips and Advice

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Dear parent(s,

It can be worrying if your child still wets the bed. This is a common issue that many parents have to deal with. In this blog we want to provide you with insights, frequently asked questions and practical tips to tackle this situation. HappyKido banner


Here are some frequently asked questions and helpful tips to help you address this situation:


My child still wets the bed, what now?

It is not uncommon for children to still wet the bed. Here are some suggestions for dealing with this:

  • Stay Calm and Understanding: Bedwetting is rarely intentional. Stay calm and be understanding.
  • Limit Liquids in the Evening: Limit the amount of drinks your child consumes in the evening.
  • Use Protective Bedding: Invest in waterproof bedding to protect the mattress.

What to do if your son keeps wetting the bed?

Specifically in boys, bedwetting can persist. Here are some tips:

  • Encourage independence: Teach your son how to change his own bed if he wets at night. This can give him a sense of control.
  • Talk to a doctor: If the problem persists, consider talking to a pediatrician to rule out any underlying causes.

How can you stop bedwetting?

It may take time to stop bedwetting, but here are some steps that may help:

  • Bladder training: Encourage your child to go to the toilet regularly, even when he doesn't feel the urge.
  • Use a reward system: Reward your child for staying dry at night. This can be a positive incentive.
  • Ask for help if needed: If bedwetting persists, do not hesitate to seek professional help.

What should you do if your child has wet the bed?

If your child has wet the bed, it is important to remain calm and show empathy. Help your child change and emphasize that it is not his fault.


Why does a 7 year old wet the bed?

Bedwetting at age 7 is not uncommon. It may be related to slow development of bladder control, genetics, or stress. A doctor can help determine the cause.


I hope these answers and tips help you better deal with your child's bedwetting. Remember that patience and understanding are key in this process.