DR. LANE ROBSON
                                             Paediatrician  -  Author  -  Nature Photographer

DR. LANE ROBSON
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    • Typical Visit
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  • Meet Dr. Lane Robson
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  • Books
    • How to Manage Day and Night Wetting in Children
    • Do You Think You Will Ever Go Back?
    • How To Cure Bedwetting
    • Shasta and Her Cubs
    • The Prophecy
  • Blogs
    • Bedwetting Blog
    • Birds and the Bears Blog
    • Help Children in Haiti and Nicaragua Blog
    • Sierra Leone
  • Contact

Books by Dr. Lane Robson


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How to Manage Day and Night Wetting in Children
By Dr. Lane Robson​

​Navigating toilet training can be daunting for parents and children alike. But when parents understand the causes of wetting in young children they can offer gentle, supportive, and effective plans of action. Bladder-friendly bowel health and good brain-and-bladder communication is crucial for the success of toilet training and for curing day and nighttime wetting.

Dr. Lane Robson is a leading expert in child bladder problems with over fifty years of experience studying the various factors that cause day and night wetting. His advice helps children avoid health issues like constipation and bladder infections. He also helps parents and caregivers support children as a team, avoiding punishment and shame. 

How to Manage Day and Night Wetting in Children offers incomparable advice that is as thoroughly researched as it is reassuring. Parents will learn to support their children to successfully improve their health, gain confidence, and stay dry.

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Do You Think You Will Ever Go Back?
By Dr. Lane Robson​

From hikers encountering grizzly bears to doctors in makeshift Haitian hospitals, the characters in Do You Think You’ll Ever Go Back? are full of curiosity and persistence. 

Many of these stories follow doctors at various points in their careers, offering a glimpse into tensions and personal dynamics of medical professionals, especially in life-or-death situations. As the sole practitioner in a remote First Nations community, an inexperienced resident finds himself in a tense and life-threatening situation when he accompanies an unconscious man being airlifted to Winnipeg; a doctor tries to save an elderly woman’s life while her husband looks on, and later questions his profession’s fixation with saving lives at all costs; when a doctor practicing in the United Arab Emirates is summoned to attended to a young sheikh, he tries to navigate the demanding culture and privilege of a private medical system. 

At times, these stories are as piercing as they are compassionate. A man is attacked in a laundromat and realizes the system has failed both him and his attacker; volunteering for bird banding in the wilderness, an enthusiastic birder joins a reclusive stranger in the bush and witnesses the steady decline of a man in withdrawal; a man attends to his dying aunt and discovers the various forms of denial and grief in his family.   

With nearly fifty stories, this collection strives to understand human nature. Do You Think You’ll Ever Go Back? is as generous as it is thoughtful—a must-read for anyone interested in the subtleties of the human condition.

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How to Cure Bedwetting
By Dr. Lane Robson

Based on over forty years of personal experience, research, and study, How to Cure Bedwetting covers Dr. Lane Robson’s methods for curing bedwetting. Dr. Robson offers practical solutions, easy-to-implement techniques, and natural therapies to address the cause of bedwetting in your child. Covering such topics as the impact of a child’s bowel health and level of hydration on bedwetting, the causes of daytime wetting, alarm therapy, myths, and much more, this compendium of practiced study will provide parents with all the information they need to feel in control of their child’s bedwetting and start down the road towards dryness.

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Shasta and Her Cubs
By Dr. Lane Robson

One morning in early spring, high in the unforgiving Canadian Rocky Mountains, a young bear gives birth to her first cubs. There are three of them, each hairless, blind, and helpless. Shasta and Her Cubs is the story of that mother’s struggles to keep herself and her three cubs alive until they reach maturity. But, working against her are her own inexperience, hungry predators, the jagged landscape, the effects of climate change, and, worst of all, man. The story of Shasta and her cubs’ lives is a classic tale of survival from a truly unique perspective. Shasta and Her Cubs is an ambitious, moving, modern story of life and motherhood in a quintessentially northern environment. Written with all the insights of a long-time paediatrician and dedicated outdoorsman, Shasta and Her Cubs is a mature, exciting, and accomplished book for true fans of writing, wildlife, and the wilderness.

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The Prophecy
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by Dr. Lane Robson 

Asgard is a subterranean kingdom populated by the descendants of Viking colonists who were stranded in the Canadian arctic. An ancient prophecy foretells that on the millennium anniversary of the arrival of the original Vikings, a blonde surface woman of Icelandic heritage will wed the current prince and usher in an age of untold prosperity. The blonde woman is foretold to appear at a hot spring proximal to a cave entrance to the subterranean world, and at the time when the moon is full and the northern lights dance in the night sky. Princess Malicious, daughter of the King of Asgard, covets the throne. Her treacherous plans threaten the peace and survival of the kingdom. Sentient bears, driven underground by surface humans, share the subterranean kingdom with the Vikings.

  • Welcome
    • Typical Visit
    • Covid Precautions
  • Meet Dr. Lane Robson
  • YouTube
  • Books
    • How to Manage Day and Night Wetting in Children
    • Do You Think You Will Ever Go Back?
    • How To Cure Bedwetting
    • Shasta and Her Cubs
    • The Prophecy
  • Blogs
    • Bedwetting Blog
    • Birds and the Bears Blog
    • Help Children in Haiti and Nicaragua Blog
    • Sierra Leone
  • Contact