In this blog, we investigate the links between attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and incontinence in children.   *This blog is for informational purposes and should not be considered medical advice. If your child has ADHD and incontinence, or you suspect your child has ADHD, we recommend seeking assistance and diagnosis from a medical professional.    

Heading back to school can be daunting for children for several reasons, incontinence being one of them. Here are some helpful tips to help take some of the stress out of heading back to the classroom.

You’ll be prepared for any accidents while travelling with your child with these helpful tips!

Paediatric Continence Physiotherapy can be helpful for kids and teens managing incontinence. Here's what to expect at a first appointment.

Wetting the bed affects more teenagers than you may have expected - read on to find out why it happens and how to help.

Postpartum faecal incontinence is very common in mothers who have a vaginal delivery. Read on for why it happens and what you can do to manage.

From payments to wellbeing tips, here’s everything you need to know if you’re taking on the care of a family member or friend.

Bedwetting is a normal part of early childhood development, however there are some steps you can take to help your child overcome it and move them forward on their toilet training journey.

Urinary tract infections are a common infection in children, and often bring symptoms of discomfort associated with using the toilet.

Bedwetting accidents happen. Here are ways you can clean urine from a mattress, plus extra tips on how to avoid accidents!

While it’s not overly common, incontinence can still occur in teenagers and this is how…