coolkalimame-blog

[coolkalimame-blog]

Natural Ways to Stop Bedwetting

Our topic of the day is bedwetting. So there are many online resources which provide the nutritional as well as the behavioral approach to bedwetting. But today, what I want to focus on is the emotional component of bedwetting. Just like there are many emotions and feelings behind me, there can be emotional reasons why children continue to wet the bed past a certain age. Most people have tried a wide variety of bedwetting alarms like Chummie Bedwetting Alarm, but the alarms don’t tend to stop bedwetting.

   Reasons 

One of the reasons is trauma. Trauma can be due to divorce, moving, resentment maybe jealous of other siblings. It could be due to any emotional situation, it can be death in the family. Anything that would traumatize a child abuse God forbid.

Another thing that can cause excessive bedwetting or any other condition in children it could be also difficulty holding their bowels or other conditions. But the emotional component behind it might be fear. The child might be afraid to use the bathroom or afraid of some aspect of potty training. And whether it's irrational fear or an irrational fear a known fear or an unknown fear that being the root and the cause of the problem must be addressed.

There are over 30 different Bach Flower Remedies and again they are matched to the child's personality not just the symptoms. The same Bach Flower essence can be used to treat teething difficulty going to the bathroom not only bedwetting, but it could be potty training issues or any other childhood issue one for example it's called Aspen. Aspen what it does is it replaces apprehension and vague fears with a sense of security and peace of mind.

[coolkalimame-blog]

How Bedwetting Alarms Work

Hello. I'm Renee. I'm a pediatric nurse practitioner who's been helping families with bedwetting for more than 20 years. If your son or daughter is over age five or six and still struggles with nighttime wetting a bed wetting alarm won't help.

Bedwetting alarm sounds when your child starts to wet so they can wake up to use the bathroom. This process teaches the brain to respond to a full bladder even during sleep. Accidents will become less frequent and soon stop altogether.

The most popular type of bedwetting alarm is the wearable alarm. An example of this is the Malem Bedwetting Alarm. The sensor close to your child's underwear or you expect wedding to first occur. The alarm unit attaches to your child's shirt as soon as wetting occurs along with sound and vibrate, waking your child.

Wireless alarms are good for children who don't wish to wear an alarm. These use a special sensor in the underwear and an alarm receiver plugged into the wall.

Some parents prefer to get dual receivers: one for their child's room and one for theirs. Bell and pad alarms are an older style of alarm. Or the child's eyes are moisture sensing pad.

With consistent bedwetting alarm use, most children achieve permanent nighttime dryness in two to three months. To learn more about bed wetting and bed wetting alarms please visit our Website sleep-101.com.

[coolkalimame-blog]

Tips to Help your Child stop bedwetting

Bedwetting is something that is very common in young people. They don't have any control over it. They can't choose not to wet the bed. So it's really important that you don't blame them for this that you support them through them learning to have a dry bed.

Get them to drink plenty of fluids throughout the day but don't let them drink after an hour before their bedtime.

Try and avoid bladder irritants like black currant or tea and coffee.

Make sure that they're going to the toilet and doing pools regularly at least four times a day.

Help them to be able to get to the toilet quickly so if they're in the top bunk, you can move them to the bottom bunk and mike sure that there's no obstructions for them in the dark getting to the toilets.

And if you're worried, have a chat with your family doctor. They'll be able to direct you to more health and prescribe working therapies that are proven to be effective and help your child to permanently stop wetting the bed.

If you cannot afford a therapist or for some reason you don't need one, there are online sessions that are custom made to help with your child bedwetting solutions. One of such unique and the best bedwetting solution is Dr.Sagie's Bedwetting Solution.

[coolkalimame-blog]

How to Help your Child Stop Bedwetting.

Some kids at age three or four naturally won't be able to stay dry throughout the night. And at that young age, I think it's appropriate not to view bedwetting as a problem or something you need to solve. Simply use pull ups a night, allow your child to whack in the pull ups at night and just act like it's a part of their natural pajamas and don't make any sort of big deal out of it.

Even kids who are 5 and 6 years old sometimes will have some bedwetting and that's also not considered a medical problem or something that you should really try to change because in some kids it's simply it's something that they just haven't matured out of yet.

Once kids turn around 6 or 7, we do expect that they ought to be able to stay dry at night their bladders should have matured and they should be able to hold in there in their urine throughout the night. If your child hasn't by age 6 or 7 then, there are some things you can do to help them learn to how to stay dry at night and no longer need pull ups.

So several can be sure you limit those things to the earlier part of the day, so they've worn off by the time it's over night limit sugar at night as well sometimes kids that eat a lot of high sugar desserts at might might have more bed wetting. So give kids treats in the afternoon maybe after school where they have time to burn off the sugar and it won't affect them so much at night.

The final thing you can do as a last measure is after your child's been asleep for a few hours in the evening for right before you go to bed, wake your child up have them you know stumbled to the bathroom with you and and have them go pee one final time around eleven or twelve whenever you're going to bed and then settling back down into bed. That emptying of the bladder typically will help them not build up too much urine throughout the rest of the night. They can typically stay dry until morning.

If the above methods don't work out well and you still need to help your kid stop bedwetting, you can adopt modern methods that don't require any medications at all. The best working models is the use of bedwetting alarms. These bedwetting alarms go for as cheap as $10 and are usually placed somewhere on the pants of your child.