It's Not Your Fault! · Strategies for Solving Toilet Training and Bedwetting Problems by Barone, Joseph -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Title Page Copyright Page Contents Introduction About Me About This Book Chapter 1. Toilet Training Ingredients

Understanding your child’s urinary system The journey of a drop of water The kidneys How much water should my child drink? The ureters The bladder How to determine your child’s proper bladder size The urinary stopper muscle Review of the basics

Chapter 2. Toilet Training

What You Need to Know to Toilet Train Your Child Successfully

How to Toilet Train Your Child

The basic equipment of toilet training Daytime potty training What about day care? Nighttime potty training What to do when things go wrong

Chapter 3. Bedwetting

How to stop bedwetting and become a bedwetting slayer! How common is bedwetting? Can bedwetting be treated? Why do some parents wait so long to treat bedwetting? How long does it take to outgrow bedwetting? Bedwetting fact and fiction Bedwetting alarms How does the bedwetting alarm work? Types of bedwetting alarms Bedwetting companies Before you begin to use the alarm My secret method for stopping bedwetting Is your child a zombie? Wake up your zombie Give your zombie a code word

Chapter 4. Daytime Wetting Problems

Basics of day wetting How common are daytime wetting problems? Urinary frequency and urgency Lazy bladder in children Giggle incontinence Daytime potty problems could mean toilet training is incomplete How to stop daytime potty problems in your child A timed voiding strategy that works

Chapter 5. Medications

Nighttime urinary control medications

Desmopressin Imipramine

Medications for daytime potty problems

Anti-cholinergic medications

Oxybutynin Tolterodine and solifenacin Oxybutynin patch

Alpha blockers tamsulosin and doxazosin Antibiotics ADD medications Anti-inflammatories

Chapter 6. Tests and X-Rays

Urine analysis Urine culture Ultrasound Biofeedback Uroflow VCUG Urodynamics

Chapter 7. Bonus Expert Interviews

Dona Schneider, PhD Eileen Creenan, RN Patricia Whitley-Williams, MD

Chapter 8. Alternative Treatments

Are there good alternatives? Acupuncture Enemas Hypnosis Chiropractic

Chapter 9. Common Questions from Parents

Toilet training Daytime wetting Bedwetting

Conclusions Glossary Additional Resources Index About the Author