Age + 2 (in ounces): The way to estimate a child's bladder capacity is to take the age of teh child (in years) and add 2. This give the number of ounces that a child's bladder can hold. So, a 9 y/o child will hold 9+2 = 11 ounces.
Answered 1/29/2014
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11 oz, or 330 mL: Rule of thumb is a childs bladder capacity should be their age inyears +2 oz. Thus 11 oz for a nine year old.
Answered 12/16/2014
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