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Anonymous users2024-01-24If everything is normal, then it should be psychological, and there are two kinds of frequent urination in medicine, psychological and physiological.
Try to distract your child and ask her to do something that interests her. Or take her out to play or something.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The psychological factor is relatively large, you can tell her to go to the toilet once a few hours, you ask her if she has been able to go to the toilet but did not go, and then she wants to go but can't go (such as the kindergarten teacher does not let her go), which has caused her to frequently go to the toilet, so communicate with the kindergarten teacher, and you can also seek help from a psychologist.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Drink less water and see if it's still not so frequent.
Don't do that anymore when you reach puberty, and don't worry too much if you're still an elementary school student. When I was in elementary school, I used to hide in the toilet with my friends to skip the secondary class (doge face), but I wouldn't do something like your daughter. >>>More
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It may be better to talk to the child first, in fact, it is also respectful of her. If the child's father disciplines her first, the child may think that you have made a small report and misunderstood you. Also consider how well you and your child are in relationship and how well she can handle it.
If no one really wants it, then throw it on your phone for your child to play with, or use it yourself. If it's too rubbish, just change it or something, the current society is indeed a good life, and the average person is not bad for this mobile phone, because the mobile phone is the same as the watch on those people in the past, very, very earthy, so it's okay.
At this age, children will imitate the words and actions of the adults around them. The first thing you have to find out is which adult's words and deeds have set a bad example for her, and after finding out, you adults have to change it. Then talk to your daughter, that is, talk to her as an adult, on an equal footing. >>>More