The Mercadona product that removes pee stains from sheets and mattresses forever

For some parents, this is an ordeal for having to get up at night to change the little ones or, when cleaning the bedding, to remove urine stains from the sheets, especially the mattress. However, Mercadona has a product that helps solve this problem in a very simple way. This is cleaning vinegar which, due to its properties, is a powerful cleaner. 100% of natural origin very effective and with a wide diversity of uses In the home. Simply apply them to the stained area and leave it for a few minutes. Next, we pour baking soda on the stained area of ​​the mattress, it absorbs the baking soda and it would be ready. As for the sheets, after doing this, we put the bedding in the washing machine and the stain should go away without problems.

Is it normal for my child to wet the bed?

Enuresis is a problem closely linked to age since as age increases, the percentage of children affected by the problem decreases. 15% of 5-year-old children 10% of 6-year-old children and 7.5% of 10-year-old children wet the bed, according to some studies.

Although these data seem high, childhood enuresis is an underdiagnosed and therefore undertreated disorder. Many parents do not give importance to the occurrence of nocturnal peeing episodes or consider it a “minor problem” or something that “will take care of itself.” Sometimes Parents of enuretic children also had problems controlling their children's pee. Therefore, they still see it as somewhat more normal and decide not to seek treatment or to apply other strategies such as putting a diaper on the child to sleep.

Although it is true that there is a high rate of spontaneous remission (children who overcome enuresis alone), the absence of treatment prolongs the problem, causing serious psychological imprints on children such as: high levels of anxiety, lower self-esteem, poor social relationships, etc Furthermore, studies indicate that cases where more than 4 weekly enuretic episodes, spontaneous remission does not usually occurOh, psychological treatment is absolutely necessary.

Why does a child pee?

The development of an enuresis problem is usually due mainly to three factors. Firstly, a high urine production due to high fluid intake during the afternoon/night or due to the presence of high levels of the hormone ADH. Secondly, a reduced bladder capacity, that is, a reduced size of the bladder that causes it to fill quickly. Finally, a learning deficit in detecting the signals that the body sends to indicate that the bladder has been full, as well as a poor ability to wake up.

The consequences that surround the child after enuretic episodes usually contribute to the maintenance of the problem. In most cases parents do not apply negative consequences to pee episodes At night, on the contrary, they reinforce with words of affection (“it's okay, mom and dad change the bed”) and even with their behavior (they themselves change the child's pajamas, kiss him, etc.). Although these social factors are not usually decisive in the origin of the problem, they are decisive in preventing its solutions.