Whether you’re a child or an adult, it can be extremely frustrating when you “don’t understand why” or “can’t control” something you think you should. When it comes to incontinence or an overactive bladder in children, it’s good to speak openly with your child. By doing so, you’ll give them the knowledge they need to understand what is happening to their body. This reassures them as well as lets them know that they’re not to blame.
To arm you with the facts and help you give your child better understanding, we’ve compiled information on bladder basics, overactive bladder in children and the common causes of children’s urinary incontinence below.