In most cases of bedwetting in children, medication is considered only when general life treatment is ineffective, so the most effective way is probably to establish a reasonable life regime and eating habits. Don’t be overly tired during the day, shouldn’t get overly excited in the evening, don’t take in too much water at dinner, don’t eat too much protein, and foods with a lot of sugar and salt in dinner, and shouldn’t drink a lot of water or drink various drinks after dinner to reduce the amount of urine, and eat less caffeine, carbonated drinks, and other things that cause excitement. Girls should also pay attention to the cleanliness and dryness of the perineum, and those who have constipation, diabetes, urinary tract infections, or pinworms should be treated actively. In addition, you can train with an enuresis alarm, wake up training, training is usually effective after 5-12 weeks, training for more than 4 months, mainly for older children, mainly children over eight years old. You can also use alarm clock wake-up training to master your baby’s urine loss regulation rate, and use the sound of the alarm clock to wake up your small child to urinate when he is not yet wetting the bed.