Bedwetting - Learn more
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Bedwetting is a common condition where toilet-trained children accidentally urinate during their sleep. It is not a sign of laziness, naughtiness, or any emotional immaturity. It is important not to blame or shame the child over this behaviour, which is not under the child's control. Strategies are available to treat this condition.
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