Hi @LPrice93 ,
Welcome to the ReachOut forums! We are targeted at parents of young people aged 12-18 years so we may not be best placed to answer your question, I'm sorry. As a parent myself, I'd definitely recommend having chat to your GP if you haven't already - there can be a few causes of kids having accidents (such as chronic constipation), and a GP can be a great starting point for working out what might be going on, and treating any underlying problems .
Raising Children also has a great resource on faecal incontinence in children here . As they say, it can definitely be challenging and upsetting for both the parents and kids, but there's a lot of strategies that you can try to help, once the cause of it has been narrowed down.
I hope this helps a bit - wishing you and your 6 year old all the best.
