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Support for the Caregiver – everything that can help one cope with the situation
Embarking on the journey of caregiving can be both rewarding and challenging. Whether you’re new to caregiving or seeking to deepen your understanding, we’re here to support you every step of the way. Learn about the essentials of incontinence and discover effective strategies for taking care of yourself while caring for others. Our comprehensive resources cover everything from practical advice to emotional support, ensuring you’re well-equipped for this important role. For quick answers to common questions, don’t forget to check our FAQ section.
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Being a family carer
Effective caregiving requires organization, knowledge, and support. Our comprehensive guide covers essential aspects of getting organised, from creating a care plan to ensuring home safety and managing travel with incontinence. Learn about using our products effectively, with guidance on choosing the right type, size, and absorbency for your needs. Understand different levels of care and how to adapt your approach, whether providing little assistance or more intensive support. Explore options for financial support to ease the economic burden of caregiving. And remember, you’re not alone—our help section offers valuable resources, including support links and answers to common questions. For quick information, don’t forget to check our FAQ section.
Our latest articles for Caregivers
How can you protect your mattress from bedwetting leaks?
Bedwetting (or nocturnal enuresis) refers to the involuntary leaking of urine while you sleep1. While the percentage of kids experiencing this condition decreases as they get older, it’s still a…
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Managing incontinence in children with disabilities
Children’s incontinence can be difficult for any parent, whether you’re struggling to potty train your toddler, your kid suffers from urinary tract infections (UTIs),or you have a teen who’s wetting…
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Is there a link between a bloated stomach and frequent urination?
How often you urinate depends on a variety of factors, and there’s no ‘normal’ frequency that applies to everyone1.However, on average, people need to empty their bladder six or seven times a day 2.…
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Why is good hydration important for urologic health and what is beneficial to drink?
Many sources claim you should drink at least eight glasses of water a day, but do you know the link between good hydration and urologic health (the health of your urinary tract)? In this article,…
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Can a UTI go away on its own? Signs your infection is going away by itself
UTIs (or urinary tract infections) can be very uncomfortable and frustrating. However, it’s sometimes difficult to know if you need to seek help or whether the symptoms will go away by themselves.…
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How to handle sudden bedwetting in adults with limited mobility
Most commonly known as bedwetting, nocturnal enuresis is the involuntary passing of urine at night1. While bedwetting is usually experienced by children2, it’s also relatively common in older…
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