Stay Dry at Night Bedwetting Solution

30/10/2025

Costumes on, sugar high incoming- and fingers crossed for dry sheets tonight! 🎃 Wishing your family a fun and stress-free Halloween from all of us at Stay Dry at Night.

28/10/2025

Poop accidents can happen anywhere- even in public. For a child, that moment is already full of fear and embarrassment.

Often, these accidents aren’t behavioral at all. They’re caused by encopresis, a medical condition linked to chronic constipation. Many families haven’t heard of it but it’s surprisingly common.

How we respond in those hard moments matters. Support helps kids feel safe and understood. Punishment can make them feel alone.

There are gentle, practical ways to help children move forward starting with understanding what’s really going on responding with calm, consistent support.

🔗👇 Read the full blog to learn more about encopresis: https://www.staydryatnight.com/poop-accidents-and-encopresis/

If your child wets the bed… our Stay Dry at Night program can help. 😉

25/10/2025

Some parts of parenting feel like déjà vu.

You thought the tricky phase was over…
…and then it’s back, out of nowhere.

Sleep battles. Tantrums. Wet sheets.
Regressions have a way of making even the calmest parent Google “Is this normal??” at 2am.

But they don’t mean failure.

They just mean your child is still learning.
Their body is still growing.
And progress? It’s almost never a straight line.

But you’re still showing up.
And you’re still moving forward. 💙

24/10/2025

Bedwetting alongside ADHD isn’t uncommon and it’s not your child’s fault. With the right support, they can gain confidence and restful nights.

Our Stay Dry at Night program is designed with a complete approach: helping the brain and bladder work together, building new habits through cognitive methods, and supporting your child’s confidence every step of the way.

✨ Ready to explore a gentle solution for your child? Learn more through www.staydryatnight.com

22/10/2025

We’re a Finalist!

I’m so proud to share that Stay Dry at Night has been named a finalist in the Online Business category of the 2025 Australian Women’s Small Business Champion Awards.

To be recognized alongside so many inspiring Australian women-led businesses is a win already. It’s a real honor and a meaningful moment not just for me, but for every family we’ve had the privilege of supporting. 💙

Thank you to Australian Small Business Champion Awards team for this recognition. It means so much.

Ginny Laver
Founder, Stay Dry at Night

20/10/2025

Bedwetting and ADHD often show up together but why? And what can you do to help your child manage both?

In this post, we’re exploring the link between ADHD and bedwetting, what might be going on in your child’s brain and body.

From delayed nervous system development to sleep disruptions and medication side effects, there are a few important reasons these challenges overlap and just as many ways to gently support your child.

If your child has ADHD and is still wetting the bed at night, this is worth a read.
Swipe through, and visit the blog to learn what actually helps at home.

🛏️💬 Read: Is There a Relationship Between ADHD and Bedwetting?
🔗 Link: https://www.staydryatnight.com/is-there-a-relationship-between-adhd-and-bedwetting-2/

14/10/2025

It’s World Handwashing Day 🧼👐 and yes, this simple step can help with way more than colds.
Clean hands, healthy tummies. 💙

13/10/2025

This is called bedwetting regression (also known as secondary nocturnal enuresis). It happens when a child who has already been dry at night starts wetting the bed again usually after at least six months, and sometimes even years, of staying dry.

It’s more common than many parents realize, and there’s often a trigger behind it, like stress, poor sleep, constipation, medical issues, or even small changes in routine.

While it can feel frustrating, it doesn’t mean your child has gone backwards for good.

With patience, gentle support, and the right strategies, children can return to dry nights again.

Read more in my blog: "Bedwetting Regression - Why Does it Happen?"
👉 https://www.staydryatnight.com/bedwetting-blog/

13/10/2025

Feeling very honored to be recognized in the Trade & Services category for this year’s Mansfield Electorate Business Awards 🏆

A big thank you to Corrine McMillan MP - State Member for Mansfield for supporting local small businesses and to those who nominated Stay Dry at Night 💙
It means so much to know this work is valued in the community.

Helping families find gentle, effective solutions to bedwetting has always been my passion and it’s lovely to know it’s making a difference 🌙✨

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WINNERS OF OUR ANNUAL MANSFIELD ELECTORATE BUSINESS AWARDS.

Trade & Services Category: Bedwetting Solution (Stay Dry at Night)

Retail & Sales Category: OMI En Vogue

Health & Wellbeing Category: OLIVE Chiropractic

Food & Beverage Category: Loving Hut Brisbane - Mount Gravatt

Community Organisation Category: Wiser Ways – Wishart

Café Category: 's Place – Mansfield

Beauty and Hairdressing Category: Complete Skin & Beauty Pty Ltd – Mt Gravatt Beauty Salon

All Other Businesses Category: Mathnasium of Upper Mount Gravatt

09/10/2025

Bedwetting and mental health can be connected.

As we mark World Mental Health Day, it's worth remembering that emotional wellbeing plays a big role in how children sleep and whether they stay dry through the night.

Stress, anxiety, big life changes, or even fear of the dark can quietly affect a child’s ability to wake up to a full bladder. It’s not about laziness or bad habits.

If your child is struggling with bedwetting, consider what else might be going on in their emotional world. A little extra calm, safety, and understanding can go a long way.

09/10/2025

We’re honored to be named Most Innovative Children's Bedwetting Support Programme 2025 by the Global Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals Awards.

Thank you to the families who trust us, and to every child working towards dry nights-this one’s for you. 🏆💙

07/10/2025

"Will they just grow out of it?" 🤔
It’s one of the most common questions parents ask about bedwetting and while many kids do stop on their own, others don’t.

One key reason? A hormone called Antidiuretic Hormone (ADH), which tells the kidneys to slow urine production at night. Some children naturally begin producing enough as they grow. But others may take longer or need extra support.

👉 The good news? ADH levels can be supported. Sleep patterns, stress, hydration habits, even medication- all these can influence how the body regulates this hormone. That means there are things you can try instead of just waiting and hoping.

And it’s also important to remember that ADH isn’t the only factor. Deep sleep, constipation, stress, and evening fluids can all play a part too. If you’ve been waiting and nothing’s changing, it might be time to look beyond the “just wait” advice.