Peeps Bladder Control

Peeps Bladder Control Pee Paediatric Services Ltd: Helping children and their families with bladder and bowel issues.

Pee Paediatric Services (PeePS) has been established to provide specialist treatment to children with lower urinary tract dysfunction. We offer support and advice to children from 5 - 17 years of age, motivating children to become 'The boss of their bladder' through strategies and techniques designed to help improve their overall bladder symptoms. PeePS was founded by Cheryl Jennings, an experienc

ed Clinical Nurse Practitioner in Paediatric Urology. With 23 years of experience and over 10 years leading and specialising in care of children with lower urinary tract dysfunction, you can be reassured that Cheryl will provide you with a high level of knowledge and expertise. People travel all over to come and see Cheryl in her Sale clinic – get in touch to see if she can help you too.

09/05/2026

"School holidays make my child's bedwetting worse - why?"

While some children's bladder symptoms improve during school holidays, some don't. This could be due to a lack of regular access to 'good' hydration (our old friend water!), compared to when the child is at school.

Lie-ins during holidays could also mean children are drinking too much fluid in the latter part of the day, rather than spacing it out throughout the whole day. This can then lead to nighttime accidents.

At P*ePS, we offer support and advice to children aged 5-17 years of age, motivating them to become 'the boss of their bladder'. Get in touch to book a free call.

📲 BOOK A FREE DISCOVERY CALL

If your child has bladder or bowel issues, please message us to book a FREE 15-minute discovery call.

Disclaimer: While I am a licensed Clinical Nurse Practitioner, the advice I share here is for general educational purposes only.

08/05/2026

Toilets in schools – should children have free access?

07/05/2026

"Will using a mattress protector encourage a child to wet the bed?"

NO, definitely not!

They can be a hugely useful aid to help bedwetting become a bit more manageable overnight, because it will mean less washing and less stress.

I always advise parents that it's absolutely fine to use a mattress protector if your child struggles with bedwetting.

At P*ePS, we offer support and advice to children aged 5-17 years of age, motivating them to become 'the boss of their bladder'. Get in touch to book a free call.

📲 BOOK A FREE DISCOVERY CALL

If your child has bladder or bowel issues, please message us to book a FREE 15-minute discovery call.

Disclaimer: While I am a licensed Clinical Nurse Practitioner, the advice I share here is for general educational purposes only.

05/05/2026

"Why does my bladder leak in the day?"

Think about how much you're drinking during the day - drinking a good amount of fluid relaxes the bladder symptoms, helps with capacity and helps you to hold onto the urine a little bit longer. RESTRICTING fluid is actually causing your bladder more harm!

Also, make sure that the fluids you are drinking aren't bladder irritants - that's fizzy drinks, citrus-based drinks and caffeine. Avoid!

Finally, visit the toilet regularly throughout the day - every 2-3 hours to empty your bladder. And before bedtime, encourage your child to 'double void' - go to the toilet, brush teeth and then go to the toilet for a second time.

At P*ePS, we offer support and advice to children aged 5-17 years of age, motivating them to become 'the boss of their bladder'. Get in touch to book a free call.

📲 BOOK A FREE DISCOVERY CALL

If your child has bladder or bowel issues, please message us to book a FREE 15-minute discovery call.

Disclaimer: While I am a licensed Clinical Nurse Practitioner, the advice I share here is for general educational purposes only.

03/05/2026

How school holidays can improve your child's bedwetting!

During the holidays, children's bladder symptoms can sometimes improve - why?

- Access to fluid more regularly (bladder better hydrated)
- Free access to go to the toilet (unlike in some schools)
- Holidays can mean later nights, which means less time in bed and therefore less likely to wet the bed overnight

📲 BOOK A FREE DISCOVERY CALL

If your child has bladder or bowel issues, please message us to book a FREE 15-minute discovery call.

Disclaimer: While I am a licensed Clinical Nurse Practitioner, the advice I share here is for general educational purposes only.

01/05/2026

What is 'wee withholding'?

Some children withhold their urine because they don't like attending the toilet, or are distracted by playing with friends and really don't want to interrupt that. If this is your child, try a time voiding routine (going to the toilet every 2-3 hours) and set out a regulated toilet routine for them.

📲 BOOK A FREE DISCOVERY CALL

If your child has bladder or bowel issues, please message us to book a FREE 15-minute discovery call.

Disclaimer: While I am a licensed Clinical Nurse Practitioner, the advice I share here is for general educational purposes only.

29/04/2026

"What are the psychological reasons for daytime wetting?"

A common cause is anxiety, which can be due to toilet avoidance. Some children find it very difficult to attend public toilets (and also sometimes school toilets), due to embarrassment.

Other common reasons are family changes and also peer pressure when at school.

If your child is daytime wetting and it's a new symptom - you're best to get them checked out.

📲 BOOK A FREE DISCOVERY CALL

If your child has bladder or bowel issues, please message us to book a FREE 15-minute discovery call.

Disclaimer: While I am a licensed Clinical Nurse Practitioner, the advice I share here is for general educational purposes only.

27/04/2026

What is 'time voiding'?

Children are in school for a significant period of the day, five days a week. So a toileting routine is vital while they are there.

Time voiding means ensuring that they attend the toilet every two-three hours. Consider getting them a vibrating watch, will alert children when to attend the toilet, without disrupting classmates or interrupting the teacher.

It's important to have regular fluid intake and having access to their water at all times, so it is spaced throughout the school day. We highly recommend talking to their teacher about this ASAP.

📲 BOOK A FREE DISCOVERY CALL

If your child has bladder or bowel issues, please message us to book a FREE 15-minute discovery call.

Disclaimer: While I am a licensed Clinical Nurse Practitioner, the advice I share here is for general educational purposes only.

25/04/2026

Bedwetting & sleepovers - a very anxious time!

Make sure you have an open conversation with the parent hosting the sleepover, because you don't want your child to feel embarrassed about it or to have to miss out on attending these social situations.

How do you handle sleepovers if your child has night-time wetting?

📲 BOOK A FREE DISCOVERY CALL

If your child has bladder or bowel issues, please message us to book a FREE 15-minute discovery call.

Disclaimer: While I am a licensed Clinical Nurse Practitioner, the advice I share here is for general educational purposes only.

23/04/2026

Is your child dehydrated at school?

Children don't (or can't!) drink enough water at school!

This means that once they get home from school, they take in a lot of water, which means the body keeps hold of it and it takes time to work its way through their system. This means that they are much more likely to have wet nights.

Does your child stay hydrated during school time?

📲 BOOK A FREE DISCOVERY CALL

If your child has bladder or bowel issues, please message us to book a FREE 15-minute discovery call.

Disclaimer: While I am a licensed Clinical Nurse Practitioner, the advice I share here is for general educational purposes only.

"I cannot tell you how happy we are with the service and how confident we feel with the treatment plan and trust we have...
22/04/2026

"I cannot tell you how happy we are with the service and how confident we feel with the treatment plan and trust we have in Cheryl."

Thank you for all your testimonials; they really help to spread the word to others who need our services! 🙏

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