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I have a 6 & 1/2 year old who has charge syndrome. I've been told he can not sense when he needs to go but can sense when he needs to goes number twos. Is this a common thing in children that have special needs?

it is very common for children with special needs to take longer to attain bladder control, with many parents sighting toileting issues as one of t...

Topic: Special Needs Kids Answered over 3 years ago Tags: ADHD, charge, syndrome, sensory, poo, stool, bowel
My son has a developmental delay. He has good bladder/ bowel control, but won't let it out when sitting on toilet/ potty. The older he gets the harder it seems to be.

Firstly let me apologies for the delay in getting back to you we have had an overwhelming response to the “ask the expert” feature and I have been ...

Topic: Special Needs Kids Answered over 3 years ago Tags: dvd, rewards, developmental-delay, aspergers, syndrome, tom's, toilet, triumph, Autism
Is there a similar product to DryNites for adults?

Unfortunately DryNites are only designed for children and adolescents up to age 15 years or 57 kg. Please see the Depends range - www.depends.com.a...

Topic: Special Needs Kids Answered over 3 years ago Tags: large-child, depends
My 12 yo son has Down Syndrome and still not toilet trained.

We are much more likely to see persistent bedwetting as well as daytime incontinence in children with delayed development. I'm not surprised he has...

Topic: Special Needs Kids Answered over 3 years ago Tags: Down, syndrome, sleep, apnea, size, fit
Chronic constipation and fear of going to the toilet - do you have any advice?

some children are able to identify the feeling of needing to have a bowel movement, but ignore the urge because they do not want to take the time t...

Topic: Special Needs Kids Answered over 3 years ago Tags: constipation, movicol, medication, medicine, treatment, drug, stool, poo, bowel

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Special Needs Kids - 36 answers

I have a 6 & 1/2 year old who has charge syndrome. I've been told he can not sense when he needs to go but can sense when he needs to goes number twos. Is this a common thing in children that have special needs?

My son has a developmental delay. He has good bladder/ bowel control, but won't let it out when sitting on toilet/ potty. The older he gets the harder it seems to be.

Is there a similar product to DryNites for adults?

My 12 yo son has Down Syndrome and still not toilet trained.

Chronic constipation and fear of going to the toilet - do you have any advice?

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