Category: Pediatric Urology

Bladder pain in children who have successfully navigated potty training can be incredibly distressing for both child and parent. It’s often a puzzle because it…

Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are unfortunately common in young girls, causing discomfort and disruption for both them and their parents. Several factors contribute to this…

Understanding a baby’s urination patterns is a fundamental part of new parenthood, yet it’s often shrouded in anxiety for many caregivers. What constitutes “normal” can…

Intermittent urine stream in toddlers – a sudden stop-and-start pattern during urination – can be understandably concerning for parents. It often sparks worry about potential…

Potty training is often viewed as a significant milestone in a child’s development, marking increased independence and self-regulation. For many families, it’s a journey filled…

Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are unfortunately common in children, causing distress for both kids and their parents. While antibiotic treatment usually resolves the acute infection…

Potty training is often portrayed as a joyful milestone, but for many families, it’s accompanied by anxiety—not just for parents, but surprisingly, for toddlers themselves.…

The connection between our mental state and physical well-being is profound, often manifesting in surprising ways. While we readily acknowledge how stress impacts things like…

Nighttime bladder pressure in children can be a source of significant distress for both the child and their parents. It’s often described as a feeling…

Frequent urination in young boys is a common concern for parents, often sparking worry about potential underlying health issues. It’s understandable – bathroom trips disrupt…