Leakage of urine is often referred to as urinary incontinence. When this symptom occurs in children, it is mainly considered to be related to dietary factors, disease factors and other factors. 1. Dietary factors: Consumption of caffeine, carbonated beverages and foods such as soda and chocolate can act as diuretics, stimulating the bladder and triggering urinary incontinence. 2. Disease factors: Diseases such as urinary tract infections, urinary stones and tumors may also lead to symptoms of urinary incontinence. 3. Other factors: such as severe overweight, increasing the pressure on the bladder and its surrounding muscle tissue, which in turn triggers urinary incontinence; there is a family history of urinary incontinence, the probability of the onset of the disease will also be relatively large. In addition, urinary incontinence may also be related to other diseases such as diabetes and prostate cancer. It is recommended that you seek medical attention to confirm your diagnosis and follow your doctor’s instructions.