Although most children will stop wetting the bed as they get
older, there are a number of treatments that can be tried. These
treatments probably don’t solve the problem, but they can help
keep your child dry until they become dry naturally. Your
child's treatment plan The treatment for your child will depend
on a number of things, such as: - the frequency of bedwetting -
the impact that wetting the bed is having, both on your child
and on you, your partner and other members of your family - your
child’s sleeping arrangements, such as whether they sleep alone
or share a room with other children - whether there's a short-
term need to control your child’s bedwetting – for example, if
they're going away on a school trip - how your child feels about
specific treatments Depending on your child’s symptoms and how
well they respond to treatment, the person in charge of their
care will be their GP or a paediatrician (doctor who specialises
in treating children). Alternatively, many clinical
commissioning groups (CCGs