At what age should parents become concerned if their child has consistent problems with bowel and bladder control that is not a function of any physical disorder?

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By the age of four or five, most children have developed sufficient physical and cognitive abilities to control their bowel and bladder functions. If a child consistently struggles with these functions past this age without any underlying physical disorder, it may be a cause for concern and warrant further evaluation.

At What Age Should Parents Become Concerned If Their Child