excessive water intake

What Causes Excessive Water Intake in Children?

Several factors can contribute to excessive water intake in children:
Overconsumption during physical activities, especially in hot weather.
Medical conditions such as diabetes insipidus or certain psychiatric conditions.
Inappropriate encouragement to drink too much water by caregivers.
Misunderstanding signs of thirst and hunger.

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