Imagine your child so engrossed in a game, book or cartoon that they forget to go to the toilet.
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OCD: Obsessive Compulsive Disorder: Definition and symptomsVoir l'articleObsessive-compulsive personality disorder is one of the most common personality disorders. It is a pervasive obsession with being in control, with carrying out a task in an orderly and perfect manner.
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Encopresis in children and adultsVoir l'articleEncopresis is a disorder that is little known to the general public, but which affects a fairly large number of individuals.
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Bedwetting in adultsVoir l'articleWe talk about bedwetting when you're six, but nocturnal enuresis when you're thirty-six... Often frowned upon, the term nocturnal enuresis is more common in society.
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What is the purpose of a complete adult diaper?Voir l'articleAt a certain age, often around 70, some people suffer from incontinence. Over the years, this can become permanent and even intensify. Today, around one in ten people in their 70s is prone to incontinence, and over the age of 85, one in four is prone to constant bladder weakness.
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How many children suffer from DYS?Voir l'articleIn France, an average of 5% of children suffer from dyslexia, dyspraxia, dyscalculia and ADHD.
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How is urinary incontinence treated?Voir l'articleUrinary incontinence treatment involves re-education of the perineum and bladder muscles, as well as behavioural techniques to help you manage your urge to urinate.
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Neuroatypies: who are neuroatypics?Voir l'articleLet's start by trying to define what neurodiversity is. Broadly speaking, neurodiversity is the diversity of human brains and minds. The term neurodiversity first appeared in 1998. Judy Singer, an American sociologist, was the first to mention it, drawing a parallel with biodiversity.
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How do stress and anxiety affect your child's bedwetting?Voir l'articleMost experts agree that emotional stress can be a trigger for children or teenagers to start wetting their beds, even if they have been dry for months or years.
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Enuresis in autistic childrenVoir l'articleBedwetting is one of the many challenges faced by children with autism. A number of these children have difficulty going to the toilet and may find it difficult to dry themselves during the day, let alone at night.
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Incontinence - Taking care of your bladderVoir l'articleSpina bifida prevents most children with the condition from urinating naturally. Your child may have lost bladder control or be unable to empty his or her bladder completely. Incontinence has a major impact on the social life of children and those around them.
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They succeeded! Testimonials from families of enuretic childrenVoir l'articleFor us, every success is a moment of happiness. So we are particularly pleased and proud to share with you an extract from the correspondence we receive from families and children who have become potty-trained.
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A word from the FounderVoir l'articleI remember ... a day that could have been a day like any other ...
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Why is a bedwetting alarm your best option?Voir l'articleFor children under 5, this is still socially acceptable. But as soon as the child starts school or pre-school, it's always a good idea to make sure that your child is potty trained before he or she reaches the age of 4.
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The solution to bedwetting!Voir l'articleThe real solution to bedwetting, and also the most natural and long-lasting, is to strengthen the sphincter sufficiently so that it can hold back more and send a more powerful message to the subconscious.
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Bedwetting, prepare to go to summer campVoir l'articleThe summer holidays are already here... and you're anxious about your little one's bed-wetting problems. He's off to summer camp to join his friends... but you don't want his stay to turn into a nightmare. How do you solve this headache?
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How do you deal with bedwetting in children?Voir l'articleBedwetting or nocturnal enuresis is more common than you might think.
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