My 7 1/2 year old son wet the bed until just before his 7th birthday, after 6 months of counseling, alarms, and food restricitons. Many of the responses that have come in for you already address some of the things our counseling service also addressed: food allergies (they have you try restricing certain foods for a period of time then gradually adding them back in to see if they are problematic), using an alarm(the key being that the PARENTS must be responding to wake the child up as soon as the child sounds the alarm, as the child will sleep too deeply and not wake up!), and various exercises to strengthen muscles and hold more urine. Also, interestingly, they had us load him up with 32 oz. of water/night, rather than restricting liquids, so that he learned to feel the full feeling during the night. There are lots of places we found online, most very pricey (in the thousands of dollars), and we found a non-profit organization who did counseling on-line rather than over the phone and cost about 1/4 or less of the other places and seemed to have a more thorough approach. It was still in the hundreds of dollars and lots of work, but the stress we were dealing with made it worthwhile for us; that's something every family needs to decide for itself. They claim to work for well over 90%of clients, and you have counseling available for a lifetime. After being wet probably 29 days out of a month until this time last year, he now only wets about once every 4-5 months, and only if he's either so exhausted he can't wake up or if he's getting sick. And usually it's not a soaker, but he'll wake up as soon as his underwear gets wet. Lots of people do say it's normal, and I'm sure for some people it is, but if you can't wait any longer, I highly recommend this route. The company we used was Hargitt House Foundation, and you can find them on the web. We were very happy with them. Best wishes, and I hope something works for you!