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Do you want to end your frustration and your child's embarrassment NOW?

Imagine this. Your child is due to go to their school camp but is very anxious that they will be found out and be teased because they wet the bed!

It hurts to see your child so ashamed and embarrassed. You do your best to make sure it's just "our little secret." But the burden of believing you have a secret none of your friends can know is painful for you and your child.

If you want to help your child boost his or her self-esteem by being permanently dry at night then you have found a goldmine of information.

If you want to stop having to wash wet, smelly sheets…
Whether… your son or daughter is too afraid to go to a sleepover or… your child has never had a dry night or has had short periods of being dry,  keep reading, as this may be the most important information you ever read…

Finally there's an expert with all the answers. Finally you can help your child and you can beat the problem together with -

Dr Janet Hall’s advice on Stop Bedwetting.

Why Should You Listen To Me and Follow MY ADVICE ?

I’m Dr Janet Hall and I founded the How to Stop Bedwetting and Be The Boss of The Bladder program in Melbourne over thirty years ago. My clinic has treated thousands of children and adolescents who have experienced problems with staying dry.

As a clinical psychologist in private practice and mother of two children I realised the need for an informative book to help dispel the myths around wetting.  How to Stop Bedwettingis fun, informative reading, which shows parents and children how to stop wetting.

Bedwetting can be an embarrassing problem for many children, and equally so for the parents.  There are many myths that add to parent’s frustration in helping a child learn to control wetting. 

Some facts about bedwetting you need to know include:

• Toilet accidents are the second most frequent reason for child abuse.
• One in ten children up to the age of ten are still wetting the bed.
• Many parents are depressed and are frustrated as to where to go next.
• Parents need to know the facts.
• Children need to understand that their brain can control their bladder and be encouraged to know that wetting is simply a behavioural problem.
• Of the children who follow Dr Jan’s guidelines, 90% become dry.
• The key is a positive, caring treatment program where the child is encouraged to know that dryness is achieved by his or her own efforts (not by the parents controlling the child).

Some kids wake
To an early morning call.
Some kids have difficulty
Waking at all!
Some wake grumpy,
In a huff or a muddle,
And more than a few
Wake lying in a puddle.

 

The “How to Stop Bedwetting Easily” Book

The “How to Stop Bedwetting Easily”  book  is divided into a section for the child to read with the parent, and a section for parents with advice from the experts.  There is a simple checklist in both sections for the child and the parents to complete. This very easy to read book shows the child and parent how the child can regain their self-esteem and control the trigger points to stop wetting.

Some children have become dry simply by reading the children’s section of the Stop Bedwetting Easily book!
This best selling bedwetting book by Dr Janet Hall is separated into three distinct parts:

Part 1: For Kids

Fun cartoons and larger print gives kids a user-friendly understanding of their brain-bladder connection. Knowledge is power and some kids become dry simply by reading the book.

Part 2: For Parents

Gives the facts and demystifies the fairy tales so parents can fully assist their children to be dry.

Part 3: Professional Advice

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Finding Parenting advice based on solid research and knowing that Dr Jan’s expertise encompasses many years of success is ESSENTIAL!
Here’s some reports of great success from happy parents!

Mrs Powell, Hampton, Vic:

Excellent, and beyond anything wehad thought possible - we regret that we had not known about the program earlier.

Mr and Mrs Valsamis, Doncaster, Vic:

Such a serious problemsolved in such a short time and with no embarrassment ordiscomfort to the parents or family. The best program we could have had for our son.

Mrs Lyn Kirby. Fern free Gully,Vic:

After years of nightly bedwetting, my twelve-year-old son was dry within twelve nights and my nine-year-old son was dry within six weeks. This was a result of combining understanding with the application of the pad and alarm system.

Mrs Cheryl Fidler, Somers,Vic:

I would recommend the program without any hesitation. My son was cured in six weeks. His confidence and self-esteem have improved in leaps and bounds. His school work has improved and he now plays competitive
sport. The program was a life-saver.

Mrs Morgan, Sale, Vic:

Our son was wetting the bed every night and sometimes several times a night. We had tried everything; medication (Tofranil), decreasing fluid intake, emptying the bladder several times before bed, waking ourson during the night to take him to the toilet, cutting out sweets, raising the foot of the bed and a star chart. The results of the program were very successful. Our son’s school work has improved and he is now confident and very pleased with himself.

Mrs Pierini, Balwyn, Vic:

The program has given our son a lot more confidence and he can now stay overnight at friends’ houses without worrying. 

Here's Just a Taste of The Ideas You'll Get Inside This Valuable Resource…
You'll discover…

	How to show your child how the brain, bladder and body works – So they will stop feeling helpless and stop blaming themselves for not being able to stop wetting the bed.
	The Do's and Don'ts of Handling Your child’s wetting problem- Some parents have been doing the exact opposite thing which has actually maintained their child’s bedwetting instead of eradicating it! Make sure you are not one of those parents.
	The Essential checklist for Parents to Know when your child is ready to learn to be dry. You can check off the ten crucial steps for identifying your child’s readiness for the life-changing program to break through the depressing problem of bedwetting.

...here is just SOME of the information you will find inside.

Medical Advice

Unfortunately many doctors recommend the parents ‘to just wait, the child will grow out of it’. Such advice is usually given
in the best of intentions to protect the child from being pressured by anxious parents. In the long run however, waiting may often cause extreme frustration for the child and the parent. It is especially damaging to the child’s self-esteem.

As children become of primary school age, and are encouraged to go on school camps and stay overnight, bedwetting can be a particular source of embarrassment, confusion and low selfconfidence. I recommend that children from five years of age are able to be motivated and parents guided by a professional. Sometimes younger children can be treated, but usually five years of age is the minimal age for professional intervention. There are exceptions …

Drugs

Doctors may prescribe medication for children. One child seen by me had been on a drug for over three years and yet was still occasionally wetting the bed. At age eleven, an enuresis alarm and motivation program was devised and after FOUR weeks, the child was dry. Three months later, the mother reported that the child’s grades at school had improved from a C to a B, his self-confidence had improved and he was generally more co-operative and calm. Some doctors are now prescribing a nasal spray called Desmopressin (DDAVP) to help children stop wetting. Some children have become dry, some have become wet again when the drug is stopped and some don’t get dry at all. Of greatest concern is the risk of accidental poisoning. Desmopressin is only effective when being taken, so it may be useful in helping with a social dilemma like going on a school camp. It is not a cure. Whether you choose a drug method for treatment for your child’s bedwetting depends on you and your doctor. As a mother, I would not like my child to take drugs, especially if there may be side effects and no guarantee of getting dry.

Enuresis Alarms

As a result of experience I make a strong recommendation that alarms should be used with professional supervision. The success rate under these circumstances can be as high as ninety per cent.

Holding on games aim at increasing bladder capacity

Retention training may work in forty per cent of cases, but even when this procedure does not cure wetting, it should make other approaches easier to carry out due to increased bladder capacity. Some children can cheat by telling you they want to go before

Caution: Children with recurrent infections should NOT be asked to ‘hold on’.

Hypnosis and Audio CD's

Since children under the age of twelve are usually very good hypnotic subjects, it would seem useful to consider the possibility of hypnosis for assisting a child in learning dryness. In my experience, hypnosis is especially useful with older children – children above the age of eight, who are secondary enuretics or who have found their wetting problem to become an increasing source of embarrassment and cause for concern. Parents are cautioned to seek a therapist who is a qualified
and registered hypnotist. I am a member of the Australian Society of Hypnosis. Membership is restricted to medical practitioners, psychiatrists, psychologists and dentists. I will often make a personalised audio-CD, with direct suggestions for the child to integrate mind and body well-being and comfort. Suggestions are also made for increased confidence and positive feelings of self-esteem. In some cases a story might be told on the CD about another child who managed to learn to stay dry or overcame an obstacle that was interfering with their achieving a specific goal. The hypnosis CD may not necessarily be aimed at specific reduction in wetting. A main goal is to assist the child in having calming and confident thoughts prior to sleep and in focusing on achieving any worthwhile aim that they set. Details for arranging for personalised CDs are at the back of this book.

For ideas to help your child with problem solving and self-esteem, I strongly recommend you  listen to my audio CD  How to Super-boost Your Child’s Self-Esteem.

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Quite often access to a bell and pad alarm can be difficult, not to mention expensive. For some children, particularly adolescents using a bell and pad alarm can be intrusive and somewhat embarrassing. Dr Hall's secret alternative is also very useful if the child's wetting is infrequent.

Case Study:

An eleven year old boy was wetting approximately four times a week and had previously tried a bell and pad alarm and had managed to reduce the number of wet beds to two a week. Although he was pleased with this result, he desperately wanted to be permanently dry. After only six weeks of using Dr Hall's secret alternative together with positive affirmations and imagery he had achieved complete dryness.

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