Course Welcome

Welcome to Bladder Basics! Get ready for an engaging, informative, and most importantly, fun video series all about bladder health! That’s right, let’s talk about your bladder, the part of your body that holds pee. As kids grow up, they often face new challenges after potty training, like having (pee) accidents during the day, feeling like they need to rush to the bathroom, experiencing pain when peeing, or even getting urinary tract infections. Luckily, healthy habits can often prevent problems and keep your bladder happy. Let’s learn to make our bladders strong and healthy together! 

Join Dr. Kan and her team as they go on a bladder health adventure across seven exciting videos, each just 5-10 minutes long!

Who is Bladder Basics for? 

  1. Kids ages 5-10 years who have finished potty training.
  2. Parents and caregivers who want to support their child’s healthy bladder habits.
  3. Family members and friends who want to join the adventure too! There’s always something new to learn.

How do I use Bladder Basics? 

Watch any video that sparks your interest! We encourage you to explore all the videos for the complete bladder adventure, but if you only have the time to watch one video, Act 4 is a fantastic starting point. It covers many key tips you won’t want to miss! 

Course Navigation

The audio for the videos will be in English. Captions/subtitles are available in both English and Spanish. Below, you’ll find an interactive guide to help you navigate the video settings. Click on each (+) dot for more information about what that button does! 

Copyright Statement

© 2025 The Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University. All rights reserved.

All content in Bladder Basics has been created by the Kan Lab at Stanford University. You may not copy, reproduce, distribute, transmit, modify, create derivative works, or in any other way exploit any part of copyrighted material without the prior written permission from Kan Lab at Stanford University. For questions, please email kkan@stanford.edu