Try for Dry Parent Resource Center

Welcome to the Try for Dry Parent Resource Center. One of the reasons this program is so successful is that it addresses not just the many possible sources of wetting, it also provides the information parents need in order to help their child become dry.

The Parents Resource Center provides access to discussion boards, links to enuresis articles, information on insurance coverage, advice for school and traveling and much more.

Support Tools

	Discussion Board Post questions, share advice and have online discussions with other parents of children who wet on a message board moderated by the Try for Dry nursing staff.

	*Try for Dry Support Center* For patients who don’t have easy access to a Try for Dry doctor or who need a little extra professional help, we offer online support packages. Your private questions, submitted through this online help ticket system, are answered by a member of the Try for Dry team at Children’s Memorial Hospital. A month of support is included free with purchase of the Try for Dry system.

	*Bedwetting Calendar* This free interactive online bedwetting calendar provides a convenient means to record progress through the program.

	*Educational Podcasts* Download free educational audio segments recorded by the Try for Dry team at Children's Memorial Hospital. These audio files will work on your computer or MP3 player.

Information Resources

	*Insurance Coverage* Learn what criteria insurance companies look for before they will consider covering an enuresis moisture alarm.

	*Treatment Options* Understand the various treatment options available and how they apply to different kinds of wetting problems.

	*Travel Tips* Understand the various treatment options available and how they apply to different kinds of wetting problems.

	Home Care Tips Once your doctor has diagnosed Primary Nocturnal Enuresis (bedwetting), there are things you can try at home before considering use of alarms and medicines. These tips for helping your child stop wetting the bed are techniques we’ve seen to be most successful.

	Rewards Learn how giving your children rewards is a great motivational tool and some tips for deciding when and how to give them.

	*Medical Terms* Plain language definitions of wetting related medical terms your doctor might use when discussing your child’s wetting problem.

	*Enuresis FAQ* Answers to frequently asked questions about wetting.

	*Helpful Links* A list to articles and other websites containing information about enuresis.