Be sure that none of your child's caretakers or teachers is punishing or criticizing him about this symptom. Stop all family conversation about the frequency. The less said about it, the less anxious your child will be about it. If your child brings up the topic, reassure him that he will gradually get better. Avoid bubble bath and other irritants.
Bubble bath can cause frequent urination in children, especially girls.
Bubble bath can irritate the opening of the urinary tract. Taking a bath in water that contains hair shampoo can also cause similar symptoms. In addition, before puberty, be sure your child washes the genital area with water, not soap. Your child begins to have pain or burning when urinating. Your child begins to wet himself during the day.