Besides providing your child with support and understanding, a regular toilet routine and healthy eating, drinking and sleeping habits, there are solutions and treatments that can help treat incontinence. Choosing the right incontinence products, that best suits their needs and provide them with a high level of leakage security and comfort, is a great start. Below are some other options that are available. The treatment that is most suitable for your child depends on their age and maturity, the type of incontinence and your family history – your child has an increased chance of experiencing incontinence if you or your partner did. Regardless, it’s good to always remember that it’s no ones fault, it’s just a part of growing up.
If your child is incontinent, talk with your doctor or health care professional about the best treatment options available for them. If you’d like to learn more about incontinence, head over here to read more about the bladder basics causes of urinary incontinence in children.