05/25/2026
International Bedwetting Awareness Day is this week, and we are striving to bust some long-standing myths about bedwetting and the search for nighttime dryness.
MYTH: “They just sleep too deeply.”
Deep sleep alone usually isn’t the whole story.
Children who wet the bed may also struggle with:
• Constipation
• Mouth breathing
• Snoring
• Restless sleep
• Bladder signaling difficulties
• Pelvic floor dysfunction
Research continues to show connections between sleep-disordered breathing and bedwetting in children.
If your child snores, mouth breathes, or wets the bed regularly, it may be worth looking deeper.
Helping kids starts with understanding the whole body connection.