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Bed Wetting -- Finding Answers, Getting Through It

Nov 08, 2001

Good Morning Reader

Certain life events can cause a child to regress back to wetting the bed. Parents might mistake their child's reaction as "acting out" or "doing it on purpose." This month's Good Morning Reader features an article that will help parents understand bed wetting regression-some causes and what parents can do to help.

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The Effects of Divorce on Children and Bedwetting
Divorce can impact children in different ways. Children may be scared, concerned, sad, angry, or may even feel guilty. Bed wetting regression is not an unusual reaction. Carma Haley Shoemaker, RN explores how to avoid making matters worse and how to help a child get back on track. http://preschoolerstoday.com/resources/articles/divorce.htm

A place to learn more about bed wetting
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