Valerie is six years old, and as with many children her age, she had an "accident" at school last Friday. She peed on top and called home crying to be found.
Children feel very ashamed when something like this happens to them, but what this father has done for his daughter is great. Ben Sowards of Utah, United States threw a glass of water on top and He went to look for his daughter at school with wet pants So he wouldn't feel bad.
My little sis had an accident today at kindergarten & this is how my dad left to pick her up so she wouldn't feel so sad / embarrassed 😂😂❤️ pic.twitter.com/veHMFO4QHr
- Lucinda Sowards (@LucindaSowards) April 14, 2017
Ben received a call from his wife, telling him that Valerie had to be picked up at school because she had peed on her. The girl was very mortified by what happened, so the father thought it would be a good idea to make her laugh.
"My heart broke," said the father. So he decided to throw some water in his pants.
The girl was waiting in an office when Ben appeared in wet pants. The little girl laughed at what her father had done and felt much better. She went from feeling ashamed to feeling relieved. "I saw it in his eyes," says his father. He asked for his backpack to cover himself and then they left school as if nothing.
Ben's 17-year-old daughter, Lucinda, uploaded the photos to Twitter and the story was shared thousands of times by her father's precious gesture with her little sister.
Bedwetting in children
The enuresis or urinary incontinenecia It is a very common disorder that carries emotional consequences for the child.
It occurs when the child is not able to prevent urine from escaping from the urethra, but in children there is no agreement on where the normal limit is established, because the acquisition of control can depend on a multitude of factors that act separately or together. Multiple factors influence the degree of maturity, hormone production that regulates urine production, emotional situation, etc.
Except in children with a specific problem, Bedwetting is a problem that finds its solution in time. It should not be a family burden, much less a feeling of guilt for the child or the parents.
