HOW STOP YOUR CHILD FROM BEDWETTING
Bed wetting also called, nocturnal enuresis, primarily happens to children who do not have the will power to wake up when their bladder is full. It is an involuntary urination in children after ages 4-5. Studies have shown that 15% of children still bed wet by age 5 but less than 5% do so after age 5.
As a parent, you can really get pissed off and embarrassed when your child just would not stop bed wetting. Several things can cause bed wetting in children. It could be as a result of hereditary, it could also be just plain laziness on the part of the child.
However, these are some of the ways in which you can stop your child from bed wetting:

Make them use the bathroom before they go to bed: When you make it a habit to ensure your child uses the bathroom before going to bed, it will help reduce the chances of your child bed wetting. This is because, having emptied their bladder before going to bed, the urge to urinate will be reduced to an extent.

Limit intake of water/ fluid before bed time: As much as possible limit the amount of water or any liquid substance your child takes hours before bed time. Chances are, any liquid he/she takes when it's almost time for bed will beg to be out by midnight, and he/she might be too far gone to wake up.

Get an alarm system and place it by your child's bed side: Place an alarm system beside your child and set it to go off every few hours, within those intervals, make sure your child uses the bathroom, after some time he will always remember to wake up when he is pressed.
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