Could some one please tell me what to do if i want to pursue a career in Security Systems management? is there any one out there already working in this postion or already have been? What training courses, experience or qualifications employers normally expect to find in a candid to this postion.Many thanks.
most grow out of it, but some don't. If the doctor says everything is okay, then there is no medical emergency. What you have to do, is get her pullups/goodnights. These can be found at rite-aid, or cvs, walmart, walgreens, etc. It goes by the weight, so just get the right size, let her put it on before she goes to bed, and there will be no more cleaning the sheets every night. As for her, make sure she drinks nothing at least 2 hours before going to bed and that she goes tot he bathroom right before she goes to sleep. Believe me, it will probably work.
Children do eventually grow out of it. Some sooner than others. A neighbor of mine had a son that wet the bed till he was 12 years old. It was embarrassing for him because his mother washed the sheets and hung them outside for all the neighbors to see. So I think as long as you let her know that it is normal and happens to other kids her age and she will grow out of it. Just keep up the doctor checkups each year and continue making sure she is fine.
If your child wets, they have about a 15% chance of stopping wetting within a year. Bedwetting is a very common condition. To speed up the clock your child can use a bedwetting alarm. It costs less than $100 and teaches your daughter how to recognize the signal she gets from her bladder so she can wake up and go to the toilet before she wets. Almost every parent of a bedwetting child tries to restrict fluid. This doesn't really work and you want your child to learn how to get up on their own when they need to. An alarm is a tool that helps them do this. Clinical research shows that the bedwetting alarm is the most effective cure for helping children stop wetting. Initially it alerts the parent - who awakens the child. Over time, children learn how to recognize the signal from their bladder and wet less and less until they develop the ability to awaken on their own - before they wet. On average, about 80% of children achieve dryness in about 10 weeks. Some take longer, some less. I recommend the Malem alarms and have seen wonderful results. (see the Malem bedwetting alarm reviews on and you will be convinced too) You can purchase alarms at the Bedwetting Store.
Sorry to say I didn't, mate. Good luck there.
she may grow out of it, but may not. i agree with the diapers (goodnites, i think they're called). you may even be able to get a prescription for them so your insurance will pay for them. this is a medical condition. whether it's that she sleeps too soundly, or doesn't produce the hormone that shuts down the urine factory at night, it's a medical issue. boy, if someone would have told me that when i was 8 and wetting the bed! rubber sheets, goodnites underwear for sleepovers, and lots of TLC from you would help (not saying its psychological, it's just a really tough problem to have for an 8yo). another thought, i have trained myself to recognize when i am starting to pee the bed because i have dreams that i am looking for a bathroom and then go, and it feels like i am sitting on a closed toilet seat in the dream. if you talk with her about recognizing dreams (like when you know you are dreaming and can choose to wake up or sleep) maybe she can teach herself to recognize and be 'conscious' about when she might wet the bed. as for your doctor, they don't seem to be hearing your concern for your daughter. any good doctor knows how distressing this can be for kids and parents alike. i might ask for a second opinion if you think it warrants it. good luck
