Some common issues with pelvic floor dysfunction in children are urinary incontinence, daytime wetting, night time bedwetting, and giggle incontinence. We approach pediatric incontinence with the sensitivity, expertise, and care that our youngest patients deserve. We know that this condition can be a stressful experience for both the child and the family. That’s why we create a comfortable and encouraging environment where children can learn effective techniques to manage their symptoms. Through personalized treatment plans that may include pelvic floor exercises, behavioral strategies, and education, we help children regain control and build confidence. Each appointment will be in a private room with the parent or guardian present. Successful treatment really relies on the collaborative team of the parents, the therapist, and of course the child.