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Paul Guest works at Lendlease construction company. He is also a prostate cancer survivor and a BINS4Blokes supporter. Since being diagnosed with prostate cancer, Paul has advocated for BINS4Blokes and
If you are concerned about your child’s toilet habits and think they may be suffering from constipation, speak to your GP to ensure there are no underlying health conditions that
“The sooner the better,” Debbie Atkins, occupational therapist at Toilet Time, tells Bridge Magazine. There are so many aspects of going to the toilet that can affect young children's lives
“The sooner the better,” Debbie Atkins, occupational therapist at Toilet Time, tells Bridge Magazine. There are so many aspects of going to the toilet that can affect young children's lives
When Sara was pregnant with her second child, she was told her unborn baby, Kezia, had spina bifida. “I felt both upset and challenged by the fact that I was
“If you’re thinking about starting the toilet training process, there are a few things to consider first,” says Janine Armocida from the National Continence Helpline . “Everyone has a different
As a Continence Nurse Consultant in a Perth hospital, Kerry Murphy’s job is educating parents and teaching children what is not normal when it comes to bladder and bowel symptoms
Maureen is a bladder cancer survivor living with a stoma. She is healthy, happy and enjoys spending time in the garden, going to music festivals, and watching her grandkids grow
There are lots of aspects of school readiness, including getting dressed, putting shoes on, and eating independently. An oft-forgotten part of the routine is using the toilet. Even if your