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Toilet training is an essential part of socializing your child. Most children become toilet trained by age three, although some older children still have trouble achieving dryness, either during the day, at night, or sometimes both day and night. Other children may be dry for a period of time and then begin wetting again.
Because there are so many types and degrees of voiding issues with young children, the Voiding Improvement Program at Children's Hospital Boston offers help and assistance for your child's individual needs.
The Voiding Improvement Program will do a careful and thorough evaluation, which includes a questionnaire, physical examination, a urinalysis and ultrasound, along with other recommended evaluations.
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