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Bedwetters on Vacation
This time of year, families with bedwetting children have many questions about handling vacation and summer camps. Some of the kids are almost to dryness but not 100% dry. Some are wetting every night and a few wet intermittently, a … Continue reading
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Travel and Bedwetting Protection
Our family is traveling for a week over the holidays. My son has been successfully using a bed-wetting alarm for the past month. He has been having some dry nights but isn’t consistently dry yet. We are staying with relatives … Continue reading
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Bed Wetting Cure
JS writes, “I want to share my story with other families. My 10 year old son had been on two different medications (DDAVP and oxybutinin) for his bedwetting, but he still continued to wet every night. We had taken him … Continue reading
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