The real solution to bed-wetting, which is also the most natural and sustainable, is to strengthen the sphincter enough for your child to hold it in longer.

Plus, once the sphincter will be stronger, it will send a more powerful message to the subconscious.

The enuretic child must be equally conditioned to recognize this message and wake up at the right time.

But how?

You have probably tried to wake up your child at different times during the night.

Now imagine that instead of waking them at random times, you spend all night next to them, with your hand under the sheet.

Your goal is to detect the precise moment when they begin to wet the bed and at that moment, you wake them up.

What will happen?

The act of waking them up at this precise moment, that is, while they are wetting the bed, will cause an instant contraction of the bladder (sphincter). 

This sponteneous contraction will cause the child to immediately cease urinating.

The simple fact of being disturbed during sleep is enough to cause this contraction, even if they aren’t fully awake.

It is precisely this contraction we need to condition their subconscious and strengthen the muscle.

Two-fold effects…

This sphincter contraction which was induced will have a double effect.

1.  Reflex Conditioning

Their subconscious will form a link between the message sent by the bladder and the fact of being woken up. 

Generally, a few weeks are enough for a child to learn to recognize the need and to wake up on their own when and as necessary.

2. The strengthening of the sphincter (bladder muscle)

Gradually, each contraction will strengthen this muscle, resulting in the child being able to send his subconscious a stronger message to wake him up/ or until he can hold it in all night without having to get up.

Why use a bed-wetting alarm?

Because, in reality, you cannot spend every night at your child’s bedside. 

This is why the use of an alarm is your best choice in the treatment of nocturnal enuresis.

The alarm monitors when your child begins to urinate and wakes them up for you.

A small disturbance is enough to provoke the desired contraction.

At this point, the child needs not be completely awake for the contraction to take place.

Currently, the most important thing is that there is a contraction of the sphincter.  The rest and the results will follow.

This is undoubtedly your best solution for bed-wetting.

Let them drink at will

For the duration of the treatment, it is recommended that you allow your child to drink at will.

This will stimulate the bladder and cause the maximum possible contractions which will in turn accelerate muscle strengthening.

Moreover, if they drink at will throughout treatment, once they stop wetting the bed you will no longer need to restrict consumption or monitor that they don’t drink too much.