Age: 7–8

When a child refuses to wear overnight pull-ups or nappies, the refusal usually has a clear cause — shame, sensory discomfort, past product failures, or a need for control. This article explains how to identify the reason and what to try, including what to do if nothing works.

Desmopressin is a well-researched medication for childhood bedwetting that works quickly — but it comes with specific safety rules and realistic expectations. This guide covers how it works, who it suits, what to say to your GP, and what happens when you stop.