Most parents believe that once their child(ren) have completed the potty training stage of life bedwetting is no longer an issue. For many parents this is true, however for others Nocturnal enuresis, or bedwetting, is a fact of life. Bedwetting and Potty training should not be confused Nocturnal enuresis, commonly called bedwetting, is involuntary urination while asleep after the age at which bladder control usually occurs. Whereas potty training is the process of training a young child to use the toilet. Nocturnal enuresis occurs in {Read More}

Bed wetting is a common occurrence. 20% of children ages 3 – 12 wet the bed for whatever reason. This doesn’t mean they’re not potty trained or intentionally wet the bed. As we’ve grown to learn, sometimes accidents just happen. My son has night terrors which lead to the occasional bed wetting. It’s hard on all of us when this happens, but especially him. He has an overwhelming need to please people and he’s disappointed in himself when this happens. We make sure {Read More}

Summertime with kids home from school can be a chaotic time, but it can also be a season where you can cross errands from your to-do list. Here are five essential tasks to finish while your kids are home for the summer! Build in Summer Structure You might think of summer as a time to kick back without any routine or schedule, but I find that this is only partly true. Without structure, the members of my household spiral into restless {Read More}