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Small Child, Tiredness, Unable To Control Urination, Stomach Pain. Cause Of Concern?

Hello, My 3 and half year old has been complaining of being tired for the past 2 weeks. he started 5 mornings of pre sch back in sept and has been settling in well. The last 2 weeks he has been wetting himself alot (solied himself once)and complaining on/off with tummy ache aswell as the tiredness. Not sure if there is something wrong or if this may a phase??
Thu, 13 Dec 2012
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It is looking like adjustment problems as child started going to preschool since 2 weeks. As kids start playing in school with peers continuously when they come home they look tired. Because of separation stress these problems will set in. But as early as they start knowing the facts they will settle down and they will adjust. So gradually increase the time of staying in school.
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Small Child, Tiredness, Unable To Control Urination, Stomach Pain. Cause Of Concern?

Hi It is looking like adjustment problems as child started going to preschool since 2 weeks. As kids start playing in school with peers continuously when they come home they look tired. Because of separation stress these problems will set in. But as early as they start knowing the facts they will settle down and they will adjust. So gradually increase the time of staying in school.