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Bedwetting Usually Stops Without Alarms, Medicine or Parents' Help

by Melissa Kossler Dutton, Posted Dec 28th 2010 10:00AM

Don't fear bedtime. Credit: Getty Images Although experts recommend discussing bedwetting with your pediatrician, parents don't usually need to worry. Sooner or later, a child's brain and bladder will develop further and communicate at ...Sooner or later, a child's brain and bladder will develop further and communicate at night better.

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