I Need a Wee!: A laugh-out-loud picture book from the creators of Supertato!

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The amount of urine passed is usually small, but stress incontinence can sometimes cause you to pass larger amounts, particularly if your bladder is very full. Taking a moment all kids can identify with, this book twists a giggle worthy tale which might even throw in a silly gasp. Some people might already know they have a condition that affects how much they pee, like reduced kidney or heart function. It’s important to know that getting into the habit of going to the toilet as soon as you get the urge can actually make things worse, as the bladder never fully fills and it loses its tone.

In addition to common causes, some things can increase your risk of developing urinary incontinence without directly being the cause of the problem.According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), UTIs can occur anywhere in the urinary tract, but they most often affect the bladder.

Trying to distract herself, she thinks about twigs and acorns, but then a waterfall – and that doesn’t help at all. At the same time, pressure from the urine that's left in your bladder builds up behind the obstruction, causing frequent leaks. Those of you familiar with toddlers will already be well aware of their goldfish attention spans, and Alan is no different in finding himself immediately sidelined by balloons and cake. Sure to appeal to toddlers and very young children given Alan the Bear has the same problem that many young children also have. Like the others this one helps teach lessons and gives understanding in a fun way it's simple but funny and witty and Is a big hit with my children.For men, an urge to pee can be the result of a swollen or enlarged prostate, which puts increased pressure on the bladder. He studied Graphic Design at Derby University, and later moved back to Brighton where he met Sue Hendra. In 2006 she met Paul Linnet and could instantly see that she'd met a fellow nitwit who liked talking nonsense. Sometimes there’s no obvious underlying cause, and the constant urge to pee might just be described as an ‘overactive bladder’, or a ‘sensitive bladder’.

If you find that you’re going to the toilet much more than this, you might have problems with urinary frequency.

See if there are any patterns that might be causing you to pee more, like the times you tend to drink, and see if it helps to change things up. A fabulously funny new story from the bestselling creator of Barry the Fish with Fingers and Norman the Slug with the Silly Shell. Carrying a baby can put tremendous pressure on the bladder, and cause the muscles of the pelvic floor to relax a little, meaning that urinary frequency and urgency are common. If a person has a UTI, they may have a frequent urge to pee, even when little comes out when they try to go. We’re often encouraged to drink more liquids, but if you think you have problems with urinary frequency, try monitoring your intake over the course of a few days.

All written content contained on this site belongs to the author, unless otherwise stated, and should not be appropriated for use by anyone without permission.There's plenty of fun through the words too, and we all like the part where we get to shout I need a wee very loudly! A variety of medications can treat OAB, but a doctor will first need to rule out a urinary tract infection (UTI) and cancer before starting treatment. When she met Paul Linnet she found another twit with a silly sense of humour so they fell in love and started writing and illustrating together and came up with bestsellers such as Barry the Fish with Fingers, Norman the Slug with the Silly Shell, and Supertato. It's a common problem and seeing a GP can be the first step towards finding a way to effectively manage it. Sue Hendra has done it again, this book is absolutely BRILLIANT, and certainly rivals my favourite 'Supertato'.