Don't let your child suffer any more. Very few of these children have significant physical or psychological problems.
Nocturnal enuresis is the most common form of incontinence in children.
It occurs more in males than females. Most children who are incontinent are only wet at night but there is a small percentage that are wet during the day past the age they are expected to be dry. As they get older, the majority of children will become dry, and it is not normal to treat a child for bedwetting until they are at least five to seven years old. Wetting that occurs at night. Some children may have both diurnal and nocturnal enuresis, in which case they are most likely to have Primary enuresis.