Is your child outgrowing diapers or incapable of potty training? Are you caring for an aging loved one who is showing signs of incontinence? As a caregiver, it is important that you understand the physical needs and limitations of your loved one.

We offer expert information about incontinence and the health risks that may occur. Find out what you can do to ensure dignity, comfort and healthy living, and access tools that will help you identify incontinence. Find products that work for children who are outgrowing diapers, and adults who need to maintain a normal lifestyle.

What is Incontinence?
Urinary incontinence is involuntary loss of urine. There are many types of incontinence ranging from temporary to permanent, and can be caused by physical or neurological conditions, stress and muscle strain, or medication side effects.

 

 

 

You are not alone! Whether you are caring for an adult or a child, statistics show caregivers of homebound elderly reported approximately 53% are incontinent (2007 Grace Anatomy). Use our Incontinence Diary to identify triggers and patterns for incontinence, and to alert physicians to continence changes. Also, understanding the types of incontinence is important when caring for an incontinent adult or child.