7 year old child wets the bed

For newborn babies, their body organs and brain systems are not fully developed, they lack the ability to control themselves, and often need assistance from their parents in daily activities. Therefore, the problem of bedwetting at night is very common in newborn babies, but as they grow older and begin to develop self-awareness, bedwetting rarely occurs. If a child is still wetting the bed at the age of seven, you should consider whether he or she has enuresis.

1 Most children who wet the bed have insufficient secretion of antidiuretic hormone (AVP) at night, which leads to increased urine production at night.

2 Children who wet the bed may also have bladder dysfunction, namely reduced functional bladder capacity (commonly known as small bladder) or unstable bladder.

3. Disorders in the connection between central sleep-wake function and bladder.

4Genetic factors also have a certain impact on children's bedwetting.

Daily precautions for children with enuresis

1. To prevent your child from being difficult to wake up after falling asleep at night, you should be careful not to be overly tired during the day, and it is best to arrange an hour of sleep at noon.

2. Put less salt in meals, drink less water and soup.

3. Stop your child from being overly excited before going to bed, and encourage him or her to develop the habit of emptying his or her bladder before going to bed.

4 Parents should cultivate their children's habit of getting up to urinate consciously. Remind your child to say to himself before going to bed, "I will get up at x o'clock tonight to urinate." Parents can also wake him up before the time when the child often urinates, so that he can urinate while awake.

5. Training your child to hold urine during the day can also be used as a method. Whenever you feel the urge to urinate, you can actively control yourself and not urinate for a few minutes at the beginning and gradually extend the time.

1. The IQ is lower than that of normal children.

2. There are many mental illnesses.

3. Malnutrition.

4. Low immunity.

5. There are many "problems" after adulthood.

Things Moms Shouldn't Do After Wetting the Bed

Don't scold

Never scold your baby when they wet the bed. Apart from adding psychological pressure to your baby, scolding does nothing to help reduce bedwetting. You know, bedwetting is inevitable for every child. This is an inevitable part of growing up and will not be omitted because of your scolding.

Don't urinate too early

In order to help their babies develop good urination habits, some mothers begin to deliberately conduct urination training when their babies are only a few months old. However, such a young baby's cognitive and language comprehension abilities are not yet mature, and he cannot withstand complex urination training. Deliberately doing so will cause the baby to wet the bed due to urination disorders.

Don't let your baby sit on the potty for a long time

Some careless mothers wake up their babies at night and let them sit on the potty while playing and peeing. In fact, sometimes babies just sit on the potty and play, and they don’t really want to pee. This makes it difficult for babies to associate urination with sitting on the potty and form a conditioned reflex.

Some mothers worry that their babies may wet the bed, so they wake them up repeatedly at night to ask them to urinate. However, doing so often prevents the baby's bladder from expanding fully, making it difficult for the baby to have a clear urge to urinate. The baby doesn't want to pee, but you force him to pee. How annoying it is for him! Regardless of the baby's crying and struggling, you must make him pee until he finishes peeing before you can leave the potty. This will make him nervous and fearful about peeing.

Precautions

1. Try to give your baby less water before going to bed, and it is best not to eat fruits that are high in water content, such as watermelon, grapes, oranges, etc.

2. Let your baby develop the habit of urinating before going to bed.

3. Don’t let your baby get too excited before going to bed, or watch tense or exciting cartoons.

4. Don’t let your baby play too excitedly during the day, limit outdoor activities, and insist on a 1-2 hour nap every day to prevent your baby from being easily woken up at night.

5. The baby’s bedding should be clean and warm, and should be changed promptly after it gets wet. Wet bedding will make the baby more likely to wet the bed.