Nocturnal enuresis, to give it its medical name, is natural in young children. As they grow, they first gain day-time bladder control, and gradually they also become able to sleep through the night without having to urinate. This usually happens without any special ‘training’. It’s natural for humans to acquire control over their bladder functions in time, and you don’t have to do anything special to make sure it happens.
Of course, it’s sensible to make sure that a child goes to the bathroom before going to bed, and that they don’t drink anything, especially anything caffeinated, too close to bedtime, and that they go straight to the bathroom when they wake up in the morning. This sets a regular pattern which the bodily functions can easily adapt to, in their own time.
Why you sometimes have to seek help to stop children bedwetting.Problems can arise, however, if too much attention is given to the matter. If a child is told off for having a wet bed, for instance, they can become anxious about it. Raised stress levels reduce our ability to control functions, and this is especially so in young children. And if comparisons are made with other children who are already dry at night, a child can feel inferior, which will also make them feel stressed.
This audio helps young children to gain control of the bladder to use their wonderful imagination to create a story about controlling the bladder’s door and increase your kid’s confidence.