Caffeine restriction can improve, reduce severity of bed-wetting

Medical Xpress / HealthDay / BMJ Paediatrics Open ^ | Feb. 2, 2024 | Elana Gotkine / Sadra Rezakhaniha et al

[Mears]

In soda…..iced and hot tea and coffee .

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[Harmless Teddy Bear]

I know what they are give it in, my question was why.

Our kids do not get caffeinated drinks at home barring the occasional hot coco and rarely when we eat out.

As a parent you are suppose to control what your children are eating and drinking.

[Mears]

We can’t be at kids side 24/7 …….I never had soda in the home though .

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[Harmless Teddy Bear]

And at the amount they were using the kids were slamming back energy drinks in quantity.

Either the parents were buying them, they were stealing them or they were accepting them from strangers.

In all cases the parents have bigger problems then what little Johnny is drinking.

[deport]

but never in my WILDEST DREAMS would I have allowed coffee or soda for my kids under 15!

They're NUTS ENOUGH as it is, LOL!

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True enough but in today's environment it is vastly different from the past. jmo

[weezel]

I did.

[weezel]

I did. Drink coffee at age 6 that is.

[Vaduz]

Funnel + Hose + Duct Tape + Jug = Reduce Bed-Wetting

Works with beer also

[DannyTN]

Marking this one for review in 10 to 20 years.

[Aut Pax Aut Bellum]

Someone should tell Dr. Jill