Do not, however, use this as punishment for the child. Talk to your pediatrician about other approaches to bed-wetting, such as rewards for younger children or alarm devices for the older child. Most importantly, don't pressure your child. Bed-wetting is beyond a child's control and he may only become sad or frustrated if he cannot stop. Make sure your child understands that bed-wetting is not his fault and it will get better in time.
Experts say that most cases have a psychological component.
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