Homeopathic remedies for bedwetting in children (also known as enuresis) are selected based on the underlying physical, emotional, and behavioral symptoms that the child exhibits. Here are some commonly used homeopathic remedies for bedwetting:

1. Causticum

• Indications: Bedwetting is more likely to occur during the first part of sleep, or as soon as they fall asleep. The child may have a weak bladder or difficulty controlling urine, especially in cold weather or after nervous excitement. There may be an accompanying cough, or the child may have a tendency to feel cold and shivery.
• Constitution: Best suited for children who are sensitive, sympathetic, and may exhibit anxiety or fear. They might have involuntary urination during laughter or coughing.

2. Sepia

• Indications: Sepia is helpful for children who wet the bed, especially after emotional distress or excitement. The child may seem indifferent or detached and may exhibit irritability. Bedwetting may be associated with hormonal changes, particularly in girls who are approaching puberty.
• Constitution: Suitable for children who feel mentally fatigued, indifferent, or withdrawn.

3. Pulsatilla

• Indications: This remedy is indicated for gentle, sensitive children who tend to be clingy and need reassurance. Bedwetting occurs primarily when the child is emotionally upset, after excitement, or when they feel abandoned. They are often very affectionate and dislike being alone. They may have a mild, changeable temperament.
• Constitution: Suitable for children who are emotionally sensitive, weepy, and crave attention or affection.

4. Equisetum

• Indications: Frequent urges to urinate but passes only small amounts of urine. Bedwetting usually occurs when the child has a full bladder but doesn’t wake up in time to go to the bathroom. There may be pain in the bladder or discomfort, and the child may dream of urinating. In cases where the child has nightmares and frightful dreams with bedwetting.
• Constitution: Generally used for children who are forgetful or inattentive to bodily functions, with a frequent urge to urinate.

5. Kreosotum

• Indications: This remedy is suited for children who wet the bed during the first part of sleep, often with very strong-smelling, offensive urine urine. The child passes urine while in a deep sleep, and it is tough to waken the child.
• Constitution: Best for children with deep, sound sleep who do not wake even when the bladder is full.

6. Belladonna

• Indications: Bedwetting happens suddenly, often after the child has had an excitable day or after being exposed to cold. The child may have a fear of the dark or nightmares that accompany bedwetting. There is often a sudden onset, with bedwetting occurring only during periods of excitement or nervousness.
• Constitution: Suited to children who are active, restless, and excitable, with a tendency to become easily frightened.

7. Lycopodium

• Indications: This remedy is used when the child has frequent urination, especially at night. Bedwetting occurs because the child may not wake up in time to urinate, often linked to feeling overwhelmed by responsibility or fear of failure. The child may be intelligent but lacks confidence and has a fear of new situations.
• Constitution: Best suited for timid children who are intellectually active but emotionally insecure.

8. Cina

• Indications: Useful for irritable, restless children, who may also have grinding of teeth during sleep or exhibit frequent rubbing of the nose or picking at the nose. Bedwetting occurs especially after periods of irritability or restlessness, and the child may have difficulty falling asleep.
• Constitution: Best suited for children who are irritable, restless, and easily angered, often with signs of intestinal worms.

9. Benzoic Acid: Bedwetting in cases where the urine has a foul, offensive smell. The urine also tends to leave brown stains on the bed sheet.