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Toddlers problem.
My daughter is 18 months old and from past few days she is having problem in toddlers. She used to do it properly every day but now days (this week ) she is giving a gap of 3 to 4 days and she is passing it very tight .. sometimes i see trace amount of blood also. She is not on diapers i take her to wash room and try to make her do every day. but from past one week i m struggling badly. my first question is - its summer now she eats less solid food and more liquid so is it ok if she gives a gap of 2- 3 days for toddlers and my second question is as her toddlers are tight, she also try to avoid to do it. what shall i do? pls help me (in a day she eat one slice of bread butter, watermelon , lemon juice, cow milk , 5-6 spoons of rice or 5-6 bits of chappaties, biscuits , mixture,chocolate, ice-cream (chocolate ice-cream are sometime not always). Please suggest me what shall i do.
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Consistency of stools is more important than frequency,3 days gap is fine IF soft. Give just 2 milk feeds,stop breastfeeding,give 4 solid meals,including high fiber items.
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