I want to talk about an issue for three- to six-year-olds that may not seem related to sports at first, but actually is.
What's that?
The diaper problem.
Bedwetting, basically.
Children not getting out of diapers.
I've been hearing from people whose four- or five-year-olds are really struggling with this.
And some elementary school-age children still use diapers.
Right.
So where does the cause lie? Why can't they get out of diapers? Because they leak.
So why do they leak? At their age, they should be able to do it.
Normally, the bladder sends a notification.
I'm full.
Please go to the toilet and you can go.
But that notification isn't coming or it comes.
But by then it's already too late.
They're at their limit.
Why does this happen?
I want to talk about an issue for three- to six-year-olds that may not seem related to sports at first, but actually is.
What's that?
The diaper problem.
Bedwetting, basically.
Children not getting out of diapers.
I've been hearing from people whose four- or five-year-olds are really struggling with this.
And some elementary school-age children still use diapers.
Right.
So where does the cause lie? Why can't they get out of diapers? Because they leak.
So why do they leak? At their age, they should be able to do it.
Normally, the bladder sends a notification.
I'm full.
Please go to the toilet and you can go.
But that notification isn't coming or it comes.
But by then it's already too late.
They're at their limit.
Why does this happen?
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