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Managing Incontinence in People with Down Syndrome: The Benefits of Reusable Underwear

Managing Incontinence in People with Down Syndrome: The Benefits of Reusable Underwear

Down syndrome is a genetic disorder caused by the presence of an extra copy of chromosome 21. People with Down syndrome often have developmental de...

6 Self-Care Tips for Stressed Dads Dealing With Their Child’s Incontinence

Feeling frustrated with your child’s incontinence? It’s totally normal! No father revels in the activity of constantly changing wet sheets, or wash...

How Tony and Ava Products Make Locker Rooms Less Awkward

Playing sports and participating in gym class is a great way for teens and preteens to stay active, create a community of friends, have fun, and bu...

Tips On Throwing An Inclusive and Successful Sleepover

Some of the best memories made in childhood happen at sleepovers, and they can be amazing experiences. However, worrying about having an accident a...

Tips For Coping With Bedwetting

Bedwetting can be an incredibly stressful and overwhelming time for parents and even more stressful and embarrassing for children struggling with i...

Benefits Of Adaptive Underwear For Incontinence

The last thing you want your child to worry about is getting themselves dressed, especially with special needs. Whether your child has sensory-proc...

Benefits Of Period Underwear For Non-Binary Kids And Teens

By now, we all know that menstruation doesn't have a gender. Not every person that menstruates is a teenage girl, and not all teenage girls menstru...

Kids With Potty-Training Issues Going To School

Going back to school is an exciting time, especially after so much time away. However, it can also be nerve-racking for some children who struggle ...

10 Benefits of Wearing Period Underwear

Everyone woman with a period has had their fair share of leaks, leading to ruined underwear, pants, and bedsheets. It can feel wildly unfair that w...

7 Toilet Training Tips that Help Nonverbal Kids with Autism

Children with Autism tend to need a bit more time with potty training than other kids their age, and this is particularly true with those that are ...

How to: Self-Monitoring for Kids - Childhood Cancer Awareness Month Topic

September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and it’s recognized by organizations around the world to bring awareness to the disease and raise mon...

Fostering Self-Care Skills in Children Dealing with Incontinence

As a parent of infants and toddlers, almost all of us look forward to the day when our children are potty trained and we can say goodbye to diapers...

A Guide to Anorectal Malformations

When daydreaming about your baby, chances are you envision a bundle of joy who sleeps well, eats well, and has a sweet disposition. In these idylli...