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>>>>>No, problem. His behavior has improved greatly. But >>>>>unfortunately his bedwetting hasn’t slowed down. >>We >>>>>know the bedwetting isn’t something he can >>control. >>>>Have you tried enemas, some have had success with >>them >>>>and bedwetting? >>> >>>We have talked about it but never carried it out. >>I'd sure get an enema bag and try it out. > > > >I read in another forum about success using enemas >with bedwetting. >One post mentioned like a rote statement said >everytime the enema is giving and the child must >repeat it. >Ii believe the parent was using a bulb syringe and >giving 3 to 4 squeezes of soapy water into the child >as they repeated the rote statement. >The statement was something like >“Everytime >I wet my bed >I will get >an enema” >The parent says, “everytime” repeated by the child >and so forth. >When the statement “an enema” is said the parent >says “a what” and the child says a little louder, >“an enema” and that is when the bulb is squeezed >and the soapy water goes into the child. As the bulb >is dipped back into the soapy water to refill, the >rote statement starts over so by the time it gets to >“an enema” the tip is already inside the child >ready to squeeze. The rote memory of this statement >and the connection of the wetbed and enema will help >the child to stop bedwetting is what the forum said. >One parent did give a report and said it was a >success. Will not hurt to try.

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