tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-312873262011-04-22T15:17:31.161+10:00Help for parents with children with bedwetting problems.Dr Janhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/12332688658180039628noreply@blogger.comBlogger91100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-31287326.post-77560958555221971432008-09-19T10:01:00.002+10:002008-09-19T10:22:03.415+10:00

I have your book Easy Toilet Training and have found it very useful. My son started toilet training when he was 2 1/2 years. We had been really successful, no poo accidents till this weekend and a wee accident maybe every 3rd day usually when he was too busy and forgot. He started a kinder program a few weeks ago and since then we have had accidents every day including one poo and he tells me he

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Initial Email Enquiry from our website:Master 12 is a chronic bed wetter and always has been.We have never made an issue of his bed wetting, certainly praise him lots if he has a fairly dry night and great celebrations if he is dry. In the last 6 months he would have had 2 dry nights by himself.When he was 8, we saw a paediatrician, and he wasn’t at all concerned as children grow out of this and

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Master 4 first presented to our clinic as a delightful, quiet and co-operative boy, who was toilet trained for wees, but refused to sit on the toilet when needing to poo. When his parents tried to encourage him to sit on the toilet, he would become increasing agitated and anxious and would hold on for as long as he could, before hiding behind the couch and pooing in his pants.As part of therapy

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A testimonial to the “How You Can Be Boss of the Bladder” Book and our email service!My Mum and I are writing to you to see if you might be able to help me with bed wetting.I am 8 ½ years of age. I wet the bed most nights. I have 2 brothers aged 11 and 5 and neither of them wet the bed. We were wondering if your program might be able to help me.Mum and I both read the article in Saturday’s

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BEDWETTING AND PULL UPS!!   Frequently, we receive enquires from parents with young children (aged between 3 and 5) who want to know what the first steps are they can do to help their child have dry beds.   The following is just one of the many email responses we receive when I offer the advice from last weeks blog, that is, read the Boss of the Bladder book with your child and remove

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Knowledge is Power:  The benefits of reading How You Can Be Boss of the Bladder.    Dear Dr. Janet Hall,I am the mother of a five year old who is still in night nappies. I have been told conflicting advice, but have left him in nappies because he has only had  one dry night that I can recall and I thought wet beds every night would not be fun!I am writing to request information about the 

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Initial enquiry about toilet training a boy with autism, who then went on to become a client (seen once only) and effectively toilet trained within a month!! Enquiry: Dear Rebecca, I am having trouble training my 4 year old boy who is mildly autistic. Due to his special needs toilet training in the past has been unsuccesful. He seems to be holding on when he has no underwear on

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We're using the 'Boss of your Bladder' book that you kindly gave us on our 5 year old and we're meeting with good success.  Not there yet, but working on it!  My three year old girl is also proudly walking off to the toilet declaring that she is 'the boss of the bladder'!!!  

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Hi There! I have a 5½ year old who is continually wetting her pants during the day. Night time wetting is not a problem. (Three times in the last 6 months).Her fluid intake is not very good and her main reason for the accidents is that she is too busy to stop what she is doing to go to the toilet.However, she is very good at going to the toilets for poos. At school, she says she does not

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