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And I'm definitely the mom friend you have always wanted.

Okay, welcome everybody to Thursdays, what is usually a solo episode,

but today it's a little bit different. I have invited my husband onto the podcast. This is the man that cannot make pancakes. We are talking about bedwetting today. I think it's a topic that doesn't get enough airtime. There's

not enough conversation about it. I don't think I have ever seen a piece of content. Like, of all

the content on TikTok, Instagram, wherever, Pinterest, like you name it.

I have never seen one thing on bedwetting now that I think about it.

I don't think so, no.

And a ton, I don't think it would be on your for you page, but.

I'm a urologist.

True.

But a ton of stuff on potty training. And I think that's why people assume maybe that bedwetting

is a part of potty training when in fact it's actually different. Anywho, this episode is in

partnership with Good Nighttime Underwear, which is a product that we used for Milo for a long

time. So I'm very happy to partner with them and get this episode out there because I think it is

needed. So first of all, bedwetting is common. It is more common than we think, again, because nobody talks about

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