Understanding Bedwetting – Sleep Secure Nights

Infographic titled ‘Bedwetting by Age’ showing five age categories with descriptions. • Ages 3–5: ‘Common, not usually a concern’ with illustration of a sleeping child. • Ages 6–7: ‘Many still wet at night, some develop dryness’ with sleeping child. • Ages 8–10: ‘Around 10–15% may still wet, watch patterns’ with sleeping child. • Ages 11–13: ‘Bedwetting more likely to be chronic.’ • Ages 14–18: ‘Typically indicates underlying issue.’ Includes a horizontal arrow showing progression of age left to right

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