How to stop bedwetting by age

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Bedwetting help by age

Here at DRI Sleeper, we are often asked at what age should night toilet training begin? It is never a straight forward answer, as all children are different. However, a good rule of thumb is that night toilet training should begin 3 - 6 months after daytime continence is achieved. It also helps if the child is motivated to stop bed wetting. Find appropriate information here for your child's age group.

Age 4 and younger

How to help your young child stop wetting the bed.

Age 5 to 8 years old

The ideal time to begin night toilet training is now.

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Age 9 to 12 years old

If your child is still wetting at this age then they need your urgent help.

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Teenagers

Bedwetting can be very hard to cope with in teenage years. Find out how to help.

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The Bedwetting Blog

Night toilet training….in times of pandemic

by Karen Radford March 31, 2020 1 min read

How do Enuresis Alarms help solve childrens bedwetting?

by Karen Radford January 29, 2020 4 min read

Enuresis alarms use Learning by Association to teach a child to respond to their bladder signals. The feeling of a full bladder becomes associated with the sound of an alarm which wakes the child up. Once the association is learned, the feeling of a full bladder will be enough to wake the child without the alarm.

Deep-sleeping children: do bedwetting alarms work?

by Karen Radford December 08, 2018 5 min read

Many parents have been told their child wets the bed because they're a deep sleeper. Find out why this advice isn't right, and get tricks and tips to help your heavy sleeping child learn to have dry nights.