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else who is competing with him for care and attention, so he
resorts to anything that will attract attention.
• Fear of the dark and nightmares.
• Lack of harmony between the parents and ongoing
fighting between them.
• Harsh treatment from the father and mother towards the
child because of this problem, in which case the child’s
reaction may take this form in response to the bad
treatment and the attitude of the parents which is filled
with harshness or cruelty. In that case the child feels
happy and feels that he has attained a kind of victory by
upsetting others in the house with his bedwetting.
• Fear of something that he has seen on television that
made him feel tense.
Prevention and cure
1. Support and encourage the child if he remains dry all night by
giving him specific rewards or kind words; by the same token do
not show that you are upset if he cannot stay dry yet.
2. Teach the child how to tell when his bladder is full by telling
him to drink a lot of liquids during the day until he feels that his
bladder is full and learns to recognize this feeling.
3. Create a suitable atmosphere in the home.
4. Tell his siblings not to make fun of him.
5. Do not resort to threats or punishment if the child urinates.
6. Parents should understand that attention, care, love,
compassion, and feeling safe and calm form the basis of dealing
with bedwetting.
7. Pay attention to what the child may be watching on TV or
seeing in electronic games of violent scenes, killing, wrestling and
so on.