Practical advice

Before the summer, we usually publish articles about holiday camps. This year, we've decided to highlight a guide for scout camp leaders that we think is very well done.

Bedwetting is very common among children. This little cartoon is a good support for your child. You and your child can use it to play down the situation and start a dialogue.

Going to the toilet should be a ritual for your child. Whether your child is a boy or a girl, here are 6 simple and useful rules.

Taking part in a group holiday is often an insurmountable ordeal for a child who still wets the bed, to the point that many refuse to go for fear of their problem being discovered.

Some children wet the bed for a long time. Others leak during the day. Bedwetting in children is common, but its treatment is simple and rarely poses a long-term problem.

Like many families affected by incontinence or bedwetting, we are all looking for "the solution" that will provide: safety, economy, and ease of use. The Super Undies ® brand provides all these qualities.

Tips & Tricks to Follow for Managing Bedwetting It is important to empower your child; treating them like a baby can actually be counterproductive, causing them to lose confidence.

The summer holidays are already upon us... and you're anxious about your child's bedwetting problems. He wants to go to summer camp to join his friends... but you don't want his trip to turn into a nightmare. How can you solve this conundrum?

Bedwetting can persist in adolescents in 1-2% of cases. While this figure may not seem high, it is still very annoying for a teenager who has to deal with the frustrations of bedwetting on a daily basis.

Back-to-school can be a stressful time, especially for families dealing with the challenges of bedwetting. Find out how to keep your family dry and happy this fall.

Each new year is an opportunity to set goals that we want to achieve during the year.

Is it normal for a child who is potty trained to ask for a diaper? How can I get them to change their diaper while respecting their choice?

, gives you advice on how to make this obligation more comfortable for your child...

Living Well with Bedwetting: Parents, adopt good bedtime habits with your child to wake up dry with the help of age-appropriate and discreet protection.

Potty training at night is always an important step, but don't forget that all children need love and cuddles.

The summer holidays are almost here and you are anxious about your child's bedwetting problems.