In this blog, we explore 4 simple ways to make sure your home is as comfortable as possible for your child or teen experiencing incontinence.

Parenting is a rollercoaster. Having a child with incontinence can pose another set of challenges. Here’s how to manage the emotional toll as a parent and ensure you’re getting enough self-care.

Read our latest article to find out how creative outlets help improve your mental health, as well as 6 activity suggestions to get you started!

We investigate how anxiety impacts our bladder and bowel, as well as ways to manage the condition.

Supporting a child with autism who experiences incontinence can be challenging. We share few practical tips for parents to help manage incontinence.

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.    

Knowing how to correctly remove, replace and dispose of continence aids in public will allow you to go about your day more confidently and comfortably.

The sun is out and the warm weather is here. So in this article, we give our 5 tips on how to enjoy a stress-free day at the pool or beach this summer.

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.

About 75% of women will experience thrush in their lifetime. But can this common yeast infection cause incontinence? We investigate.

For many people their leaky bladder impacts their social connection - but a leaky bladder need not hold you back. Read on for our tips and tricks!