📅 Voiding Diary
Daily record of intake, output, and continence events
Tip: add rows daily; measure volumes in milliliters where possible.
| Time | Fluid consumed (ml) | Voided volume (ml) | Urine accidents (Y/N) | Urgency (Y/N) | Fecal accidents (Y/N) | Type of stool | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7 am | 200 ml | 100 ml | No | No | No | – | – |
| 11 am | 100 ml | – | No | No | No | – | – |
| 12 pm | – | 50 ml | Yes – drops | Yes | No | – | – |
| 1 pm | – | 50 ml | No | No | No | – | – |
| 1:30 pm | – | 25 ml | Yes – drops | Yes | No | – | Drank coffee |
| 2:30 pm | 200 ml | 25 ml | No | No | No | 3 | – |
📝 Instructions
Fill in the bladder diary as carefully as possible for two convenient days (preferably not school days; they do not need to be consecutive).
For each day, record what and how much your child drinks (in milliliters) and when they drink it.
Use a measuring jug to record the amount of urine your child passes and the approximate time.
💦 Urine accidents¹ — Examples
- Drops of urine in underwear
- Small pee stain
- Full-blown pee accident
💩 Fecal accidents² — Examples
- Fecal streaks in underpants
- Small poo accident
- Big bowel movement