It is common for young children to experience irregular bowel movements while they are still learning to digest food. There are a few non-pharmacological measures you can try to help with this issue, such as gently inserting the tip of a thermometer into the rectum or doing hip flexion exercises. You can also give the child infant water to drink to soften the stool. If these options do not work after a few days, it is recommended to consult a pharmacist for over-the-counter options.
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