Incontinence can start after a hospital stay, even when it wasn’t a bladder issue. This guide explains why it happens and how to move forward with confidence.

Radiating positivity through everything she does, Shani’s a key part of the ConfidenceClub team.  We caught up with her to chat about her role, what she's passionate about and what advice she has to share with our readers. 

When your child has a spinal cord injury, managing leaks on top of everything else can feel challenging. Let's dive into what you can do to keep the stress down, and make the load feel easier for all of you. 

Managing leaks with a visual impairment isn't just about finding the right products. It’s about accessible support that fits your routine. Let’s talk about how you can live fully — and on your own terms.

Judy has been helping our customers feel supported for over 7 years, bringing warmth and compassion to everything she does. We chat with her to find out more about her role, what she's learnt, and what she's passionate about. 

Let's face it, no one wants to worry about unwanted odours. Here are 5 simple tips to keep yourself feeling fresh and confident.

If your child still needs incontinence pants but really doesn’t want to be treated like a little kid — this one’s for you. We’re diving into how we talk about leaks, pull-ups, and bathroom routines — in a way that grows with them: thoughtful, age-appropriate, and shame-free.

While we love summer, the heat and humidity can be a real test for our skin, especially for those managing incontinence. In this article, let’s explore some tips for preventing skin irritation during warmer months.

Toilet time isn’t always easy. It can be especially challenging when a child with autism refuses to sit on the toilet at all. We’ve got some sensory-friendly toilet tips to help you and your kiddo make progress  —  one flush at a time. 

We’re speaking with Jo, a founder of 50 So What — a community helping women navigate midlife with confidence, humour and real talk about everything from ageing to incontinence.

Sharing a bed should feel good. But leaks? Not so much.If incontinence is getting in the way of sleep or intimacy, you’re not alone. This guide is here to help you feel confident, connected, and comfy under the covers.