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Discover soft, reusable Pjama pyjamas that keep beds dry, reduce anxiety and help children feel confident at night and on sleepovers
Bedwetting Help for Sensory Kids: Soft, Reusable Pyjamas Parents Can Trust
Sensory-friendly bedwetting solutions for kids who hate scratchy nappies and noisy alarms. Our soft, reusable Pjama bedwetting pyjama pants and shorts are designed for children with autism, ADHD and sensory... Read more...
Overcoming Camp Anxiety for Bedwetters with Pjama
Overcoming Camp Anxiety for Bedwetters with Pjama
Discover how Pjama's discreet and comfortable bedwetting pants and shorts help children manage anxiety around camps and sleepovers, boosting confidence and independence. Read more...
manage stress anxiety for bedwetters at school camps using Pjama that are discreet protection and create confidence
Managing Stress and Anxiety for Bedwetters at School Camps
Managing stress and anxiety for bedwetters at school camps involves several key strategies. Encouraging regular bathroom visits and staying hydrated during the day can help reduce the likelihood of accidents... Read more...
Sleepover in the classroom
Sleepover in the classroom
NO problem with the pyjama shorts from Pjama® I am a teacher of a third primary school class in Basel-Stadt, Switzerland. Since we held a class camp at the beginning... Read more...
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School Camp - feedback from parents
School has started again and possibly your child has a camp scheduled soon.  If you are a bedwetter this can cause a lot of anxiety and stress.  Many bedwetters refuses... Read more...
WHAT ABILITY CAMPS
WHAT ABILITY CAMPS
Sleepovers and school camps are an important part of school life in Australia. This can be a very exciting time. However, for children with a disability going to camp might... Read more...
TIPS FOR BEDWETTING CHILDREN WHO WANT TO ENJOY A SLEEPOVER
TIPS FOR BEDWETTING CHILDREN WHO WANT TO ENJOY A SLEEPOVER
BEDWETTING Bedwetting (also called nocturnal enuresis) happens when the bladder empties without permission during sleep. There are three main reasons this occurs: The inability to waken to a full bladder.... Read more...