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Bedwetting (also known as nocturnal enuresis) affects around half a million children and teenagers in the UK. It's an issue families can find very isolating and difficult to talk about openly. It can take a huge toll on family life and affect kid's self-esteem and emotional well-being.
The good news is you don't need to wait until children grow out of bedwetting - treatment is available and recommended from the age of 5 years.
We have lots of information and practical tips about treating this common childhood condition and ways to make life a little bit easier.
Watch our short animated film for clues to help you work out why your child is bedwetting. Read more
There are three main reasons why children and young people struggle with bedwetting. Find out more about the underlying causes. Read more
Watch our bedwetting animation and find out how to treat and manage this common childhood condition. Read more
Get answers to commonly asked questions including: when to be concerned about bedwetting, how you can stop bedwetting, what does bedwetting mean psychologically? Read more
Secondary bedwetting (secondary nocturnal enuresis) is when children or teenagers wet again after at least six months of nighttime dryness. Read more
Find out how bedwetting alarms work, when you should use them and how to help your child use their alarm successfully. Read more
If a bedwetting alarm doesn't help or isn't suitable, ask your doctor about the medicines which can be prescribed for enuresis. Read more
Bedwetting shouldn't stop kids from joining in with nights away from home. Here are some tips to take the stress out of sleepovers. Read more
Download information guides, videos, podcasts and lots more on the subject of bedwetting and how to help your child. Read more
When Abi attended a parent and carer workshop run by ERIC she realised her daughter's wetting accidents were due to an overactive bladder. Read more
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