is it right for you 11year old brother to pee the bed?
90304
It can happen to anyone at any age to pee the bed...depends  if you are sick have something wrong with you bladder or you kidneys...sleep walk...what ever it may be....
1179871
no its not\nwhat would be the difference if he wasn' t your brothers best friend?\nyour brother might not like it but who cares!\nthis is between you and the boy not you, your brother, and the boy!\nhow old are you and the boy?\nnow thats the question
219124
No way. Now if the family removes the sick step brother from the home, the child could safely go back. Make sure you report this to all authorities and keep you/or the child away from that step brother and press charges. He a rapist! I am so sorry.
1180984
http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/adult-bed-wetting/AN00688\nCheck out this website...\nYes he definately needs to see a doctor!
1159069
I think we need a little more info. Is your brother trying to sneak in the house?
448342
My youngest step daughter used to wet her bed in the early hours of the morning.  We stopped this by getting her up just before we went to bed around 11pm and taking her to the toilet.  Also restricted drinks after 5pm.  During the day, we just asked every so often if she needed to go to the loo.  And if too longer gap between visits she had to go and try even if she thought she didnt need to go.  Also the bed wetting and "accidents" were down played to being no big deal so as to not associate negative stuff with the whole thing.  Most kids either get too caught up in what they are doing or having to much fun to notice they need to go to the loo or they can be stressed about other events in their lives.
87822
I'm not reading now.   Just answering the question.  Yes and No.  It depends on which brother is talking.  To the older one, I am a little sissy; but to the younger one, yes, I am a big sissy.
545865
Bedwetting is an issue that millions of families face every night. It is extremely common among kids who are under the age of 6, and it can last into the preteen years.\n\nDoctors don't know for sure what causes bedwetting or why it stops. But it is considered a natural part of development, and kids eventually grow out of it. Most of the time bedwetting is not a sign of any deeper medical or emotional issues.\n\nAll the same, bedwetting can be very stressful for families. Kids can feel embarrassed and guilty about wetting the bed and anxious about spending the night at a friend's house or at camp. Parents often feel helpless to stop it.\n\nThere may not be any way for you to cure your child's bedwetting, but the emotional support and reassurance you provide can help your child feel better until the bedwetting goes away on its own.\n\nHow Common Is Bedwetting?\nPrimary enuresis, the medical name for bedwetting, typically starts when kids are toddlers. It is very common among kids who are 6 years old or younger. About 15% of 6-year-olds wet the bed. And about 5% of 10-year-olds wet the bed.\n\nBedwetting often runs in families: Most kids who wet the bed have a relative that did it, too. If both parents wet the bed when they were young, it's very likely that their child will as well.\n\nCoping With Bedwetting\nBedwetting usually goes away on its own. But until it does, it can be embarrassing and uncomfortable for your child. So it's important that you provide support and positive reinforcement during this process.\n\nIt's a good idea to reassure your child that bedwetting is a normal part of growing up and that it's not going to last forever. It may comfort your child to hear about other family members who also struggled with it when they were young.\n\nYou may want to remind your child to go to the bathroom one final time before bedtime. Some parents try waking their kids in the middle of the night, but most of the time, that doesn't end the bedwetting.\n\nWhen your child wakes with wet sheets, have your child help you change the sheets. Explain that this isn't punishment, but it is a part of the process. It may even help your child feel better knowing that he or she helped out.\n\nWhen to Talk With Your Child's Doctor\nIn rare cases, when bedwetting begins abruptly and is accompanied by other symptoms, it can be a sign of another medical condition, and you may want to talk with your child's doctor.\n\nThe doctor may check for signs of a urinary tract infection, constipation, bladder problems, diabetes, or severe stress.\n\nIt's a good idea to call your doctor if your child suddenly starts wetting the bed after being consistently dry for at least 6 months. You may also want to call the doctor if your child begins to wet his or her pants during the day, starts misbehaving at school or at home, or if your child complains of a burning sensation when he or she goes to the bathroom.\n\nIn the meantime, your support and patience can go a long way in helping your child feel better about the bedwetting. Remember that the long-term outlook is excellent, and in almost all cases, dry days are just ahead.\n\nUpdated and reviewed by: Barbara P. Homeier, MD\nDate reviewed: April 2005\nOriginally reviewed by: Sandra G. Hassink, MD, and Steven Dowshen, MD
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have you taken them to a doctor?  does he have a urinary infection?  Mt step son went to the bathroom like every 3 min.. when he was 4 the doctor said it was just habbit.  So I started giving him juice and told him it was magic pee juice.  And that it would make him stop peeing all the time. And he quit.  It was all in his head.
569092
It sounds like you are dumb to listen to your brother.\nCommon sense is needed here, my dear!
713557
Yes i have a 14 year old brother. I'm 17. He's annoying we get into fights all the time. It's normal
275600
he is a guy and your brother. i have an older one and three little ones. hate to break it to you, but there is not a whole lot you can do about it, but just dont indulge his behavior and be sure that he sees it is not mature.
335656
dude, would your mom let your 11 year old sister/bro go out with a 17yr old guy/girl thats about to go to college? an 11 year old doesnt even knw what sex is, NO not a good idea, what do you think the parents would think? I knw how you feel, but your gonna have to wait till shes older. sry, and good luck!
938388
He is WAY to old to be running around the house in his underware. I am surpised his friends haven't said anything to him. Most guys do not want to see another guys drawers! Tell Mom to lay down the law and make this boy put some clothes on. Sweatpants and warm-ups are comfortable too. If he needs that much comfort he can hang out in his room with his door closed.
1082911
If you're a 12 year old then it's a normal part of puberty. If you're an adult, perhaps you're feeling sexually frustrated. That's all. I don't think it's anything to worry about except at laundry time.
557281
i think it's disrespectful. why don't we turn the tables around. how would you feel if you're parents were having hot sex on your room leaving their sweaty scent and perhaps  some semen on your bed. you would be upset right? so why do it to them. also, what's wrong with your bed or his bed anyways?
229584
Age is not a problem. Your brother shouldn't be a problem either. Talking and trying will be your best bet.  Go for it!