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If giving formula, changing to a soy formula can also sometimes be helpful, as long as your child does not have a soy allergy. Medications used to treat younger infants and children with constipation are usually limited to colace, maltsupex, lactulose, and the occasional use of a glycerin suppository.
If they pass stool easily, softly, and without pain or blood, they are probably not constipated. The simplest first step is to give the child more to drink to soften the stools. At the same time, readjust the balance of the foods in the diet to help. If the stools are still too firm, juice is the gentlest medicine for relieving constipation. Apple juice twice a day is a good bet. If this doesnât work, prune juice is even better. Baby food pureed prunes can also be used to soften the stools. In addition, when your daughter is straining you might want to put her in a tub of warm water.