Why Does My Child Refuse to Use the Toilet?
by Erica Mitchell, PT, DPT It’s not uncommon for children to have aversions or fears related to using the toilet, particularly when it comes to
by Erica Mitchell, PT, DPT It’s not uncommon for children to have aversions or fears related to using the toilet, particularly when it comes to
By Erica Mitchell, PT, DPT Encouraging fiber in your child’s diet is a great step toward preventing constipation and promoting overall digestive health. Here are
By Erica Mitchell, PT, DPT Bladder problems in children can vary and might include: Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs): UTIs are common and occur when bacteria
Imagine your body as a subtle communicator, whispering to you before things become urgent. It’s like your body has a way of quietly letting you
Are you struggling with urinary incontinence, hindering your participation in activities you love? Perhaps you yearn to attend your child’s game, engage in yoga, or
Let’s start with some facts about Urination: Normal urination frequency typically ranges from 5 to 8 times a day. The usual interval between voiding should
By Erica Mitchell, PT, DPT Dehydration can be a common problem in kids and slowing them down long enough to drink can be a challenge
By Erica Mitchell, PT, DPT Bedwetting, also known as nocturnal enuresis, is a common issue among children. It’s important to understand that bedwetting is typically
By Jennifer Spencer, PT, DPT, CLT, OCS Embarking on a road trip can offer enjoyable moments, but it can also become stressful, especially when grappling
Many individuals commonly experience bladder leakage, with one in three people encountering it at some point in their lives. Bladder leakage involves the unintentional loss