Dealing with bedwetting can be a sensitive topic, but there are some great resources out there to help both children and parents. For kids: “The Princess and the Potty” by Wendy Cheyette Lewison is a cute and relatable story. “Dry All Night: The Picture Book Technique That Stops Bedwetting” by Alison Mack. “Time to Pee!” […]
Bedwetting is a treatable medical condition and it’s NOT your child’s fault.
It’s tiring, frustrating & exhausting for both you and your child but it’s important to keep the long-term bigger picture and not humiliate, blame or damage your child’s self-esteem at this time.
Be your child’s superhero and help them to manage and stop bedwetting with patience, kindness & love.
Parenting can be hard work and coping with bedwetting can be exhausting, frustrating and difficult.
Experts don’t fully understand why one child continues to wet the bed and another doesn’t. It could be a matter of development. Sometimes a child’s bladder is simply not developed enough to store urine for an entire night. Sometimes a child has not yet mastered the ability to recognise when their bladder is full, wake themselves up, and get to the toilet in time.
Getting your child, the help they need can be made much simpler by keeping a Night Time Diary. This will help your child’s doctor understand your child’s bedwetting better.
Well as you know I am in the process of being re branded and changing my YouTube vidoes and plan to add lots more to the series, but as I am asked so often about bedwetting, I thought I point you to the direction of my Parenting Made Easy Video Tips anyway – this is a new and […]
What is EFT? Emotional Freedom Technique is the new therapy for the 21st century as it is a very safe way to get rid of anxiety, stress, and feelings of guilt and overwhelm that lots of parents suffer from. It is based on tapping different Chinese meridian lines with your fingers – and you’ve probably […]
From the moment you play peek-a-boo with your baby, you are preparing them for the process of moving away from you and learning about independence. Separation can be a difficult emotion not only for you as a parent but also for your child. As your child matures and gains in confidence, they grow into […]
“Should I let my child go on a sleepover?” I get asked this a lot. And frankly, it depends. We’ve all heard the gossip of the disasters in the school playground. I know some parents who simply make it their policy — “No sleepovers ever” or ‘No sleepovers until you’re ___________. (put in the […]
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As the COVID-19 pandemic continues it’s really challenging to handle all the uncertainty – some of you may be able to return to work, some of you may have just had a baby during this isolating and stressful time, some of you may be stuck with a partner that you plan to leave, while others […]
Parenting can be hard work and coping with bedwetting can be exhausting, frustrating and difficult. Experts don’t fully understand why one child continues to wet the bed and another doesn’t. It could be a matter of development. Sometimes a child’s bladder is simply not developed enough to store urine for an entire night. Sometimes a […]
How to prepare yourself (and your child) for Nursery, From the moment you play peek-a-boo with your baby, you are preparing them for the process of moving away from you and learning about independence. Separation can be a difficult emotion not only for you as a parent but also for your child. As your child […]
Helping Kids Cope With Change
If there’s one thing in life you can be certain of, it’s that change is inevitable. But sometimes children find it hard to cope with change, whether it’s big things like changing school, welcoming a new sibling or moving into a new home, or the smaller things like mum’s new haircut!
If things feel out of control, then it’s likely your child will make sure you know about it! From tantrums, bedwetting and clinginess, to aggression, stubbornness and moodiness. Change anxiety can manifest in many different ways, it’s just your individual child’s way of telling you they need some support.
But don’t worry. There are real, practical things you do to help your children feel confident, secure and happy even when things are changing.
How It Works
Packed full of tried and tested techniques, this CD/MP3 audio course will show you exactly how to overcome your child’s anxiety and help them learn how to cope with change positively. Throughout the programme Sue will share real, practical advice and step by step activities to help your child feel secure, showing them what to do when it all feels too much. Giving them simple yet effective techniques that they’ll be able to use now and take with them into their adult life.
Why Listen To Sue?
As “The Parenting Expert” seen regularly on ITV, BBC & Sky, Sue Atkins has helped thousands of parents to understand their child’s anxiety, giving them tried and tested techniques so they can support them effectively in challenging times. Her positive, guilt-free style means you won’t feel “shamed” or like a “bad parent”. So you can be sure you’ll get all the help and advice you need to be able to encourage and nurture your child’s coping skills.
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