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Loudest Bed wetting Alarm
My 11 year old son is a very sound sleeper. He does not wake up when I walk him to the bathroom during the night. He even slept through our smoke detector going off. I think he needs the loudest … Continue reading
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Bedwetting and Sleep Apnea: New Research
It was commonly believed that children with sleep apnea had more bedwetting than the average child. However, in the newest research from Hong Kong, published in J of Peds online, 14 March 2011, the results suggest something different. The parents … Continue reading
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Caffeine and Bedwetting
The results of an interesting study looking at the relationship of caffeine intake and bedwetting were published Dec.17, 2010, in www.jpeds.com. Enuresis (bedwetting) and caffeine consumption were not significantly correlated in this group of 201 five to twelve year old … Continue reading
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