@dr.eric.hansen: Posted @withregram • @brainandbodyhealth_ Bedwetting in kids? Unraveling the mystery behind nighttime Niagra 🛏️💦 🧠 Queue Spinal Gallant Reflex DIY Check Position your child on all fours and give a gentle scratch along the spine. If it bends away, this reflex could be behind the bedwetting incidents. The Why Behind Bedwetting The Spinal Gallant Reflex increases sensitivity in the lower back. When bedsheets brush against the spine, it can intensify the sensation, prompting the bladder to act. It’s not mere discomfort; it’s a physiological response. Classroom Shuffle Notice your child constantly readjusting in their seat? It’s not just the wriggles; they’re responding to the sensation of their back pressed against the chair due to this overactive reflex. 🛠 Taming the Reflex To counteract the heightened sensitivity from the Spinal Gallant Reflex, consider a tactile approach. By using tools like a gentle brush or a vibrating device directly on the spine, you can help desensitise the area. This method not only targets the reflex, but it also promotes relaxation, paving the way for a more restful sleep for your child. 🍄 The Mold Connection Mould in your home might also be contributing to your child’s bedwetting. The toxins released by mould can affect bodily functions, and in some children, this manifests as unexpected bedwetting. 📞 Need expert insight or don’t know where to start? Dive deeper with a free 15min chat with Dr. Eric. Book through the link in our bio! #BedWettingMysteries #SpinalGallantGoneWild #SleepSolutions #BrainAndBodyInsights #DrEricHansen #SpinalGallantReflex #BrainAndBodyHealth #FreeConsult #KidsNeuro #DrEricHansen #GladesvilleRehab #melillomethod #neurosolutions #primativereflexes

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