Incontinence can start after a hospital stay, even when it wasn’t a bladder issue. This guide explains why it happens and how to move forward with confidence.

Radiating positivity through everything she does, Shani’s a key part of the ConfidenceClub team.  We caught up with her to chat about her role, what she's passionate about and what advice she has to share with our readers. 

To celebrate Carers Week, we asked our community to share the incredible stories and moments that highlight what it means to care. We were truly inspired by the compassion, strength, and heart behind every entry — and now, we’re excited to share our winners!

When your child has a spinal cord injury, managing leaks on top of everything else can feel challenging. Let's dive into what you can do to keep the stress down, and make the load feel easier for all of you. 

Hiding wet pants isn’t about being sneaky. It's a sign of big feelings. Let’s dive into why they do it, what’s really going on, and how you can support them with kindness.

Managing leaks with a visual impairment isn't just about finding the right products. It’s about accessible support that fits your routine. Let’s talk about how you can live fully — and on your own terms.

According to a Nundies survey of more than 100 families, parents raising children with autism fear the Thriving Kids transition will reduce choice, increase stress, and cut off vital supports.

Judy has been helping our customers feel supported for over 7 years, bringing warmth and compassion to everything she does. We chat with her to find out more about her role, what she's learnt, and what she's passionate about. 

For those with incontinence, anxieties over unwanted odours aren’t uncommon. These are our 5 tips for how to prevent and eliminate them if they do occur.

If your child still needs incontinence pants but really doesn’t want to be treated like a little kid — this one’s for you. We’re diving into how we talk about leaks, pull-ups, and bathroom routines — in a way that grows with them: thoughtful, age-appropriate, and shame-free.

Incontinence-related irritations can creep up on you during the cooler months, especially if you’re not taking care of your skin as best as you can. Here’s some simple tips on how to protect and keep your skin healthy this winter.