Peeps Bladder Control

Peeps Bladder Control Pee Paediatric Services Ltd: Helping children and their families with bladder and bowel issues.

Pee Paediatric Services (PeePS) has been established to provide specialist treatment to children with lower urinary tract dysfunction. We offer support and advice to children from 5 - 17 years of age, motivating children to become 'The boss of their bladder' through strategies and techniques designed to help improve their overall bladder symptoms. PeePS was founded by Cheryl Jennings, an experienced Clinical Nurse Practitioner in Paediatric Urology. With 23 years of experience and over 10 years leading and specialising in care of children with lower urinary tract dysfunction, you can be reassured that Cheryl will provide you with a high level of knowledge and expertise. People travel all over to come and see Cheryl in her Sale clinic โ€“ get in touch to see if she can help you too.

13/02/2026

If your child has sensory needs, I recommend this type of visual aid. In this case, it shows, step-by-step, the winding down and getting ready for bed routine (including going to the toilet just before bed).

11/02/2026

Some children with sensory needs can find it difficult to spend time sat on the toilet.

I've had some good results with clients by using fidget toys while they use the toilet. They can help to reduce anxiety and by keeping their hands engaged, they can go into a quiet focus, that takes their attention away from sitting on the toilet.

I've had some good results with clients by using fidget toys while they use the toilet. They can help to reduce anxiety and by keeping their hands engaged, they can go into a quiet focus that takes their attention away from sitting on the toilet.

If your child has bladder or bowel issues, please DM us to book a FREE 15-minute discovery call.

09/02/2026

We know that a lot of children find it difficult to drink fluid during the day. We really want the fluid to be going into the bladder to help with capacity.

If your child doesn't like plain water, add cucumber or some fruit (non-citrus!) to their water bottle to encourage them to drink more throughout the day.

If your child has bladder issues, message us to book a FREE 15-minute discovery call.

06/02/2026

"Should children drink matcha?"

It's the must-have drink these days, which is why some children, particularly teenagers, are opting to drink matcha.

Matcha has a high caffeine content, which can irritate the bladder. It can cause the overactivity symptoms to become a lot worse, plus there's frequency, urgency and wetting.

AVOID! โŒ

04/02/2026

If your child won't drink water, you're not alone - here are some suggestions for making water their favourite drink!

If your child is having bladder issues beyond 5 years old, message us to book a FREE discovery call.

02/02/2026

"Does juice count as hydration?"

YES! BUT, you need to think about the type of juice you're giving your child.

Orange juice, for example, can cause overactivity, frequency and urgency in the bladder and also wetting.

Swap orange juice for apple juice, which is more calming, and the bladder will be able to hold onto it for a lot longer (which will help with your child's bladder capacity). ๐Ÿงƒ

30/01/2026

Happy bowels = happy bladder!

Did you know a constipated bowel can make bladder problems worse?

๐Ÿ‘‰ Full bowels press on the bladder.
๐Ÿ‘‰ Encourage fibre, hydration and routine toilet breaks.
๐Ÿ‘‰ Healthier lunchbox swaps can support regular bowels and a calmer bladder.

Does your child struggle with bowel or bladder issues? Message us to book a free 15-minute discovery call.

28/01/2026

Child-friendly books about bedwetting and constipation ๐Ÿ“š

Bladder and bowel accidents can be a common part of your childโ€™s development. If youโ€™re wondering how to start the conversation about bedwetting, a relevant storybook is a great place to begin.

As they snuggle up for the night, bedtime stories can help your child to relax and prepare for a good nightโ€™s sleep. And if theyโ€™re having trouble staying dry at night, bedtime stories dedicated to bedwetting and anxiety can give them the reassurance they need for worry-free sleep.

We thoroughly recommend:

๐Ÿšฝ 'I really really need a wee' by Karl Newson
๐Ÿ’ฉ 'Amy Gets Eaten' by Adam Kay - writer / comedian and Henry Paker

These books can open up the conversation with your child about topics like bedwetting and constipation.

Does your child struggle with bowel or bladder issues? Message us to book a free 15-minute discovery call!

26/01/2026

How to get more fluid into your child's everyday routine.

A good way of increasing fluid intake is through the diet. For example, watermelon, custard, yoghurt and soup.

We know children can restrict their fluid intake when at school, so the above options in their packed lunch give them a head start in staying hydrated throughout the day. unch give them a head start in staying hydrated throughout the day.

Does your child struggle with bowel or bladder issues? Message us to book a free 15-minute discovery call!

One in four children in England start school without being toilet-trained, say teachers.Survey by Kindred Squared.
26/01/2026

One in four children in England start school without being toilet-trained, say teachers.

Survey by Kindred Squared.

Survey finds rising numbers of reception pupils struggling with basic life skills such as eating independently

24/01/2026

๐Ÿซ Chocolate and fizzy sweets can trigger bladder urgency (because of caffeine and artificial ingredients)
๐Ÿ Offer fruit, yoghurt tubes or oat biscuits instead

๐Ÿ‘‰ Keep treats occasional โ€“ and avoid before long car journeys or school lessons.

Does your child struggle with bowel or bladder issues? Message us to book a free 15-minute discovery call!

22/01/2026

Too much salt makes your childโ€™s bladder work overtime.

Does your child struggle with bowel or bladder issues? Message us to book a free 15-minute discovery call!

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74 Marsland Road
Manchester
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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm

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