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★ nundies × kiindred — Expert Series
Let's actually talk about it.
Bedwetting. Daytime accidents. Kids who take a little longer. It's more common than you think — and we got five of Australia's leading experts together to break it all down, shame-free.
78.2%
of parents say this isn't talked about enough
51.5%
didn't realise how common it is in older kids
43%
of children in our survey are aged 8 and above
50%
of families have avoided social situations because of it
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So kids can be kids.
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Nundies Youth Pants
- Sensory safe — soft, tagless and feels like real underwear
- Up to 12 hour protection day and night
- Discreet under clothes — no bulk, no crinkle
Why we made this
Normal doesn't have a deadline.
Society has a very specific idea of when kids should be toilet trained. Spoiler: that idea isn't working for a lot of families.
We surveyed hundreds of parents — and what came back was clear. Kids are navigating continence challenges well into primary school. Half of those kids have additional needs or are being assessed. And most parents are carrying it alone, quietly, because nobody's talking about it.
So we changed that. We partnered with Kiindred to bring together a paediatrician, a child psychologist, an occupational therapist, and a behavioural educator — and just... talked. No shame. No judgment. Just real, expert-backed guidance for real families.
"This isn't something they should feel they have to navigate alone."
From our Quiet Confidence survey, 2026
In partnership with Kiindred
Meet the panel
Five experts. Zero judgement.
We brought together five of Australia's leading voices in children's health and development — and asked them everything you've been too nervous to Google.
Parent Educator
Gen Muir
With 40,000+ parents supported and four kids of her own, Gen brings evidence-based connection tools to the real, messy challenges of modern parenting.
Paediatrician
Dr Deb Levy
A Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians with 14+ years at Sydney Children's Hospital. Dr Deb brings a holistic, experienced lens to children's health.
Paediatric OT
Alaskah Hindry
A paediatric OT specialising in early childhood development, play and regulation — helping parents feel informed, confident and supported.
Child Psychologist
Emily Hanlon
A Child & Adolescent Clinical Psychologist helping families understand emotions, rethink behaviour, and build stronger relationships — grounded in compassion and research.
CEO, Kindship
Hayley Thiele
Founder of Alee Disability and CEO of Kindship, Hayley brings 18+ years in paediatric NDIS and lived experience as a mum navigating the system herself.
What's covered
No topic too awkward.
The experts go deep on the questions parents actually have — the ones that feel too embarrassing to ask the GP, or too complicated for a quick Google.
01
Paediatrics
When is bedwetting actually "a problem"?
The medical reality behind nighttime continence — and when, or if, it's worth chasing a diagnosis.
02
Psychology
The shame spiral — and how to break it
How continence challenges affect self-esteem and what parents can say to protect their child's confidence.
03
OT
Sensory differences & toilet training
For kids on the spectrum or with physical differences — why traditional approaches often fail, and what works instead.
04
Behaviour
Building routines without the battle
Practical, positive strategies that work with your child's brain — not against it.
05
All experts
Sleepovers, school camps & social life
How to help your child participate fully — without dread, and without anyone being the wiser.
06
All experts
What to actually say to your child
Scripts, approaches and language that builds trust — straight from the people who know best.
Watch more
More from the experts.
Shorter clips, specific topics, real answers. Browse the full content series from the Quiet Confidence panel.
Dr Deb Levy — Paediatrician
"At what age should I actually be concerned?"
Emily Hanlon — Child Psychologist
"How do I talk to my child without making them feel bad?"
Gem Muir — Parent Educator
"How can I support my child with any shame they might be feeling?"
Quiet Confidence Report
The data that started this conversation.
We surveyed hundreds of Australian parents about their experiences with continence challenges. The results were eye-opening — and they're why we made this series.
67.1%
of parents say it causes significant stress
50.3%
of children have additional needs or are being assessed
77.4%
said the issue is still ongoing — not a short phase
37%
of parents said they felt guilt about their child's experience
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Nundies × Kiindred
"For many families, this isn't something that resolves quickly. And it shouldn't be something they feel they have to navigate alone."— Quiet Confidence Report, 2024
Nundies × Kiindred
You've got this
Your kid is doing great. So are you.
Whether your child is 5 or 12, neurodivergent or just taking their time — Nundies is here to make the hard nights and tricky days a little easier. So kids can be kids.
Nundies × Kiindred — Quiet Confidence