Question
My sister’s child is now 6 years old and has always been healthy, but recently, they’ve started bedwetting without realizing it. There are no feelings associated with it, and it’s greatly impacting sleep quality and ability to learn. How should bedwetting in a 6-year-old child be treated?
Answer
In this age group, if bedwetting only started after school, it’s important for the mother to understand the reasons behind it without becoming overly anxious, as this might scare the child. Changing schools can also affect them, so it’s advisable not to give the child too much water before bedtime and to call them up to urinate during the night if necessary. If this continues frequently, it’s recommended to check for the underlying cause.