Advice for parents and teachers

From sharing tips on how to create a good sleep routine to getting your child to eat their vegetables, advice from fellow parents and carers is often invaluable. While incontinence is not frequently talked about at kindergarten pick up, it’s just as helpful to know how others have navigated the issue.

From knowing what to think about to hearing practical advice and tips for managing incontinence at home or in situations such as school camps, the resources below can help to make your experience a little less stressful. Allowing you to give your child the best support you can.

What to think about

Navigating the issues of urinary incontinence.

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Helpful advice

From parents and carers

Tips on how to manage your child’s incontinence.

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Practical tips

What’s available

Children’s incontinence treatments.

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Incontinence treatments

This is TENA

With over 50 years of experience, TENA is the worldwide leader in the management of incontinence, providing products and services for individuals and healthcare services throughout 90 countries.

We are committed to developing products and services that minimise the impact of incontinence on people's everyday lives.