How to Prevent Bed Wetting WisdomCard™

  1. WebMD: Tips for Bedwetting Prevention | Behavioral Treatments for Bedwetting webmd.com - Behavioral Treatments for Bedwetting
  2. Healthwise (via WebMD): Bed-Wetting (Primary Nocturnal Enuresis) - Prevention children.webmd.com - Bed-Wetting (Primary Nocturnal Enuresis) - Prevention
  3. DrGreene: Bedwetting Alarms drgreene.com - Bedwetting Alarms
  4. UpToDate: Bedwetting in Children Treatment uptodate.com - Bedwetting in Children Treatment
  5. Mayo Clinic: Bedwetting Coping and Support mayoclinic.com - Bedwetting Coping and Support
  6. C Health: How Can I Stop Bedwetting chealth.canoe.ca - How Can I Stop Bedwetting
  7. eMedicine: Enuresis: Treatment & Medication emedicine.medscape.com - Enuresis: Treatment & Medication
  8. TeensHealth: Enuresis Treatment kidshealth.org - Enuresis Treatment
  9. InteliHealth: Treatment for Wetting the Bed intelihealth.com - Treatment for Wetting the Bed
  10. FamilyDoctor: What are the Treatments for Bedwetting familydoctor.org - What are the Treatments for Bedwetting


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Research Notes on How to Prevent Bed Wetting


Bedwetting (also called enuresis) can be prevented using a number of behavioral therapies. Some of these therapies are waking during the night to use the bathroom, using a bedwetting alarm, and using positive reinforcement. Consult with a health care provider before attempting to prevent bedwetting in order to rule out any possible underlying conditions.1

Fast Facts:

  • Bedwetting is a common condition in children and adolescents.2
  • Bedwetting is most common among people who are deep sleepers.2
  • Children often outgrow bedwetting on their own without treatment.2


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Research Notes References

  1. ↑ WebMD: Behavioral Treatments for Bedwetting
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 KidsHealth: Bedwetting

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