When a child begins toilet training, it takes time to establish a routine and it is quite normal to leave a day or two between passing stools. However if your child shows any of the following symptoms, they could be suffering from constipation

• No bowel movement for several days
• Cramping and abdominal pain
• Nausea or vomiting
• Weight loss
• Mood changes and irritability
• Occasional passing of very large stools
• Bad wind/foul smelling stools
• Bedtime or daytime wetting

Constipation is a common childhood complaint, but left untreated it can become more serious. With a few dietary and lifestyle changes, you can effectively treat the early stages of your child's constipation.

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