However, if your child is still wetting the bed after the age of 7, you should see your GP to rule out any medical problem.

Some children respond well to reducing liquids in the evening, or offering rewards for the number of dry beds.

For other children who may have got into the habit of wetting the bed, or who find it difficult to sense a full bladder, listening to this hypnosis download will give them confidence that they can take control of their bladder at night and have a dry bed in the morning.

A wet bed can be the source of a lot of anxiety for parents and embarrassment and guilt for the child. It’s important to approach the problem with compassion – no matter how frustrating – and never humiliate or chastise a child for a wet bed. In fact, it also helps to use the language of “dry beds” rather than “wet beds”.