If your child is still having daytime accidents, wetting the bed past the age you expected, withholding bowel movements, or struggling with chronic constipation, a pelvic floor evaluation can find out why, and fix it with a kid-friendly approach built for their age.
For kids, and the parents who worry about them.
These are the situations that bring most families to us, and they're more common, and more treatable, than most parents realize.
“My child still wets the bed and we don't know why.”
Bedwetting past the age we expected“Potty training just isn't working, no matter what we try.”
Potty training that's stalled out“My child holds it in instead of going, and it's turned into a bigger problem.”
Withholding behavior and chronic constipationA child's pelvic floor and bladder/bowel coordination is still developing, and sometimes it needs help getting there. Bedwetting, daytime leaking, constipation, and withholding are often connected to the same underlying pattern: the muscles and the brain aren't communicating the way they should yet. We evaluate that directly, in a way built for kids, not adults.
Play-based assessment of coordination, muscle tone, and habits, appropriate for your child's age and comfort.
Practical, specific home strategies, not just "give it time" or generic advice you've already tried.
Chronic constipation and bedwetting are frequently connected; we look at the whole picture, not one symptom in isolation.
You don't need to self-diagnose before you call. This just helps you see we've treated exactly this before.
Bedwetting past the age you expected it to stop
Nighttime wetting that hasn't resolved on its own and is starting to affect sleepovers, camp, or your child's confidence.Daytime leaking or frequent accidents
Accidents that keep happening despite being fully potty trained, or that came back after a period of being dry.Chronic constipation or withholding behavior
A child who avoids having a bowel movement, strains, or has infrequent, painful, or incomplete-feeling stools.Potty training that's stalled for months
Training that isn't progressing the way it has for other kids, with no clear physical explanation from your pediatrician.Every evaluation starts by understanding your child's specific pattern, then builds a plan the whole family can actually follow.
2,000+ women and children helped
Not necessarily wrong, but it is worth a look. Continued bedwetting, accidents, or stalled potty training past the expected age is often connected to how well the pelvic floor and bladder or bowel are coordinating, which a pediatric-specific evaluation can assess directly.
No. The evaluation and treatment are play-based and built around your child's age and comfort, not an adult clinical exam. The goal is understanding their specific coordination pattern in a way that works for them.
Yes. Withholding behavior and chronic constipation are two of the most common reasons families come to us, and they're frequently connected to the same underlying pelvic floor coordination issue that causes bedwetting and accidents.
No. Oklahoma allows direct access to physical therapy, so you can schedule an evaluation directly. Many families come to us after their pediatrician has ruled out other causes.
It depends on what's driving your child's specific symptoms, but the first evaluation gives us, and you, a clear picture of what to expect and how we'll approach it.
A short, low-pressure first conversation. Tell us what you're dealing with, and we'll help you figure out the next step.