Bedwetting is a treatable medical condition and isn’t your child’s fault. Be your child's superhero and help them to stop bedwetting.
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Do you know what causes #bedwetting? Watch our video to see what happens inside the body when wetting the bed. bit.ly/2MUZanO
Ever wondered what's going on inside your child's body when they wet the bed? Watch this vlog by Alina, Helpline Advisor at @ERIC_UK, to find out!
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Is #bedwetting a 'normal' part of childhood? Davina, Specialist Children's Nurse from @BladderBowelUK, answers this question and more in our latest blog post.
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We're very excited to share our new #stopbedwetting blog with you! Learn what causes #bedwetting and how to manage it with our expert blogs and vlogs. Visit stopbedwetting.org and read our latest post! bit.ly/2oWXWiT
Bedwetting is a treatable medical condition from 5 years old. Help is available - watch our video on when to seek support for managing your child's #bedwetting.
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Use our checklist for tips to try as a family to help your child get dry at night. Tick off those you've tried and generate your very own personalised discussion guide!
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Planning on visiting your child's GP or nurse about #bedwetting? Watch our video on how to get the most out of your appointment!
If your child is 5 years old or over and still wets the bed, visiting their GP or nurse could be a useful step. Watch our video on how to get the most out of the appointment. bit.ly/2HgqGJb
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It’s now recognised that #bedwetting is actually a medical condition. Affected children need assessment and treatment. ow.ly/skuZ50wcRj3 #blogs #paediatric #parents
There are many things you can try at home to manage your child's bedwetting. Watch our helpful video for top #bedwetting tips!
What your child drinks or eats can have an impact on their bedwetting. Find out how you can help your child stay dry at night. bit.ly/2HgqGJb
Visiting your child's doctor or nurse can be a useful step in getting them the help they need to stop bedwetting. Use our discussion guide to prepare for your appointment.
Not sure if you should visit the GP about #bedwetting? You should! It's not your child's fault - take this handy discussion guide with you and start managing the problem bit.ly/2YwKLoF
School's back in session! Help make the start of a new school year easier for your child with our term-time #bedwetting tips!
The start of a new school year can be stressful if your child wets the bed. Watch our term-time bedwetting tips on how you can help make going back to school a little easier this September! bit.ly/2HgqGJb
Bedwetting is considered to be a treatable medical condition from the age of 5. So, don't wait - speak to your GP or nurse to find out how they could help.
If your child is 5 years old or over and still wets the bed, visiting their GP or nurse could be a useful step. Watch our video on how to get the most out of the appointment. bit.ly/2HgqGJb
Work with your child to help them understand their #bedwetting. Fill in this diary together and take it with you to the doctor bit.ly/2YdefZn
Tracking your child's bedwetting, fluid intake, and bowel movements can help your child's doctor or nurse find the cause of their bedwetting and the right treatment too!
Tracking your child's bedwetting is the first step to getting your child the help they need. Use our bedwetting diary to monitor their progress. bit.ly/2Txhp4w
Not sure if you should visit the GP about #bedwetting? You should! It's not your child's fault - take this handy discussion guide with you and start managing the problem bit.ly/2YwKLoF
There are several things you can do as a family to help your child get dry at night. Try our 7 tips to overcome bedwetting together.
Is your child wetting the bed? Try these 7 tips at home to help overcome their #bedwetting. You are not alone!
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If your child is 5 years old or over and still wets the bed, visiting their GP or nurse could be a useful step. Watch our video on how to get the most out of the appointment. bit.ly/2HgqGJb
Children across the country went #backtoschool today! Watch our term-time bedwetting tips to make the start of a new school year a bit easier!
The start of a new school year can be stressful if your child wets the bed. Watch our term-time bedwetting tips on how you can help make going back to school a little easier this September! bit.ly/2HgqGJb
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If your child is starting school for the first time this week and struggling with toileting, there are steps you can take to get the support they need. eric.org.uk/blog/preparing-y…