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Did you wet the bed as a kid? Turns out, your child's bladder leaks might have more to do with family history than you think. Here's what science says about genetics, bedwetting and why some kids take a little longer to stay dry.

If your child doesn't seem to notice when they need to use the toilet, it might have something to do with interoception — the body's internal messaging system. Here's what parents need to know about interoception, bladder awareness and helping kids better understand their body's signals.

Bladder leaks can be tough on your skin, especially when moisture, friction and irritation become part of your everyday routine. The good news? A few simple habits can help keep your skin healthy, comfortable and protected. Here's what you need to know about caring for your skin when living with incontinence. Bladder leaks are one thing. The itching, redness and irritation that can sometimes come with them? That's another. If you experience incontinence, you probably spend a fair bit of time thinking about staying dry, choosing the right protection and avoiding leaks. But there's something else worth paying attention to: your skin. When skin is regularly exposed to moisture, it can become more sensitive and prone to irritation. And if you're wearing incontinence products throughout the day or night, things like friction, heat and how often you change them can all make a difference. The good news is that looking after your skin doesn't need to involve a complicated skincare routine or a bathroom cabinet full of products. A few small changes can go a long way. Here's how to keep your skin feeling healthy, comfortable and cared for when bladder leaks are part of everyday life.

Some everyday habits seem completely harmless, from a 'just in case' toilet trip to your third coffee of the day, but they could be affecting your bladder more than you think. Here are six to look out for, and some tips on what might help your bladder out.

Long drives incoming? When you’re travelling with a child that has bladder leaks, it can feel a little stressful. With a bit of planning and preparation, you can all enjoy the journey ahead. 

With so many different incontinence products and absorbency levels out there, it can be tricky to know what’s right for you and your needs. Choosing the right absorbency matters when it comes to staying comfortable, protected and confident throughout the day. Let’s break it down together, so you can find the right protection and get back to living life with fewer worries about leaks.

Enuresis. Encopresis. Two words that sound far scarier than they are. In this blog we'll explore what they actually mean, why leaks and soiling almost never come down to behaviour, and what genuinely helps.

Ever noticed your bladder seems to have a mind of its own when it's raining? You're not imagining it. There's a real link between wet weather and increased bladder urgency, and once you understand why it happens, you can take the first steps toward managing it.  

Pelvic floor muscles, like many others in the body, may be trained and developed by regular, targeted exercise helping you to lower the risk of incontinence and prolapse

Ever heard the word "fibroid" and weren't quite sure what it meant? We're breaking down what they are, why they're so common, and how they can be behind those frustrating bladder leaks.

Daniel has been part of the Invizi team for almost a year and a half, helping create a better online experience for our customers and community. We caught up with him to learn more about his role, his passion for cooking, and the many projects and hobbies that keep him busy outside of work.