Many effective bedwetting solutions are simple.

For example, bedwetting alarm systems go off when they get wet, waking the person each time he or she begins to urinate in bed.

Eventually, after becoming conditioned to waking up when they feel the need to urinate, many people develop the awareness to wake up on their own before they urinate.

Reward systems can also be effective in treating bedwetting.

Rewards are always a positive reinforcement of desirable behaviors, and for many people - especially children - positive rewards and small celebrations of success help them overcome bedwetting.

Another bedwetting remedy focuses on having people practice holding their urine in for increasingly longer periods of time when they feel the urge to go.

Bedwetting medications are also sometimes used, but only after non-medical solutions have been tried first.

Even though it can be frustrating for everyone involved, remember the value of staying positive throughout every stage of solving bedwetting problems.