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Bedwetting: A Sensitive Secret Kids Keep to Themselves

By Terry Carson If your child has a bedwetting issue, he is likely not to want to tell anyone about it. Bedwetting is much more common than many parents know. There are many different causes for this issue. It could be developmental, physical, psychological or medical. Some children wet their beds at night because of a bladder infection. Some kids have very small bladders that can’t hold a lot of urine. Some do not produce enough of a hormone that reduces nighttime urine production. Others are very deep sleepers and don’t wake up when the bladder is full. Bedwetting can even be the result of a stress due to a change in a child’s life such as a move, a new job, the arrival of a new baby, or a death in the family. To understand the underlying cause of your child’s bedwetting, parents should begin with a visit to the family doctor or pediatrician.

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By Terry Carson| September 20, 2014
Keywords:  Concious Parenting
 Terry Carson

Terry Carson is an educator and mother of four. A popular resource as a parenting coach expert throughout North America, she’s been featured repeatedly in the media including The Globe and Mail, Today’s Parent, Planet Parent, Save Us From Our House, Breakfast Televison, Yummy Mummy and countless radio shows and publications.

Terry helps her parent clients get back their control without spanking or shouting. Her most popular workshop, You’re Not The Boss of Me!, provides seventeen strategies to get rid of whining, not listening, complaining, temper tantrums, and other power struggles. For more information on Terry and her workshops, visit: TheParentingCoach.ca








