Bed wetting can be managed with the help of drugs, devices and sound advice.The child should be made to pass urine before going to sleep at night.His/her water intake after dinner may be restricted. If he continues to pass urine during sleep, he may be woken up and made to walk to the bathroom and pass urine.The days he/she is dry, he/she should be encouraged.However, he/she should not be scolded, criticized or made to feel inferior even when he fails to keep him/her self dry.Certain exercises and drugs can also help the child gain control and stop bed-wetting.There is no ideal behavior as each child is unique and each person has different understanding of what is ideal.Temper tantrums are a common and normal part of growing up.Between the ages of one and three a child is learning to do many things independently.But sometimes he/she tries to do more than his/her skills will allow him/her to.He/she is also learning to make choices , but he/she does not know how to cope when he/she can't get his/her own way.Added to this is his just emerging language skills that do not allow him/her to express exactly what he/she wants to say. No wonder then that he/she bursts into wails in frustration!
