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Guardian of a 4 yr 6 m old boy7 months ago
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#asktheexpert Maam, my son turned 4 years old, I trained him to urinate so that he does not urinate on the bed, but still he urinates even during the day.

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POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 5 m old boy7 months ago
A. It's quite common for children, even at 4 years old, to have occasional accidents, especially during the daytime. Bedwetting or accidents can sometimes continue until a child is older, and it doesn't always indicate a problem. It’s important to be patient and supportive as they learn control. Some reasons for daytime accidents include: Bladder Control Development: Every child develops bladder control at their own pace. Some may take a little longer to fully master daytime dryness. Stress or Change: Changes in routine, moving to a new home, starting school, or family stress can sometimes cause a child to regress temporarily in their potty training. Too much fluid before naps or bedtime: If your son is drinking a lot of fluids right before nap time or bedtime, it can sometimes lead to accidents. Not recognizing the urge: Some children may be too involved in activities and may not notice the urge to go to the bathroom in time. Here are a few strategies that can help: Positive reinforcement: Praise and encourage your son when he stays dry. Avoid punishment for accidents, as this can create stress or anxiety around potty training. Regular bathroom breaks: Make sure he uses the bathroom at regular intervals during the day, even if he doesn't feel the urge. This can help him learn to recognize and respond to the signals his body is sending. Monitor fluid intake: Ensure he is not drinking too much liquid close to nap time or bedtime. If this continues beyond 4 or 5 years of age, or if you're concerned, it might be a good idea to talk to his pediatrician for advice and to rule out any underlying health issues.
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