There is a clinic at Childrens. The person we saw had good tips but a horrible bedside manner and shamed my kid for wetting accidents. But the other people might be fine.

Had same issue. Bought alarm but never used it because it stopped right after I bought it. Just act like it is not a big deal so he doesn't feel bad. (stopped around puberty)

Anonymous wrote:All these pee threads are trolls.

why do u think that?

All these pee threads are trolls.

Anonymous wrote:Totally agree re alarm. Changed our daughter's life in 3 weeks. In fact, I'm happy to send you ours if there's a way I can get your address.

different from the OP but my DS also has problems at night from time to time, can u email me if so i will send u the adderess in my email email is

jaypatterson49@yahoo.com

Totally agree re alarm. Changed our daughter's life in 3 weeks. In fact, I'm happy to send you ours if there's a way I can get your address.

Second to try an alarm...it worked very well with my 9 almost 10 year old. Stopped using it after a few weeks and no issues since. Good luck.

Have you not ever discussed this with your pediatrician? I would assume it's come up by now on yearly visits since you say it's always happened.

Can you start with your regular pediatrician? He/she might have resources.
Have you tried a bed-wetting alarm (successful for me/my children)?
Good luck.

Every night. We need help. Doctor you would recommend? This is not a new situation. He's never had a dry night.