The first step is typically treating the child's constipation with diet and medication. Sometimes you can help encourage your child to poop in the potty by addressing issues that could be ...

Standing on toes, reduced appetite, clenching buttocks, and crossing legs are common signs of a toddler holding poop. Fear of accidents, constipation, uncertain potty training, anxiety ...

With so many diapers to change, the first few weeks and months with your baby may seem all about pee and poop. How do you know what's normal? We've got some guidance step by step. The first thing ...

Potty training. It’s not something that many parents look forward to. But what techniques work best with least anxiety for the parent and the child? Rebecca Mottram, a children’s nurse who ...