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Treatments for childhood constipation usually includes stool softeners and changing the child to a less constipating diet, with more fiber and fluids. Good choices of fluids include apple and prune juice and perhaps switching children low-fat milk or soy milk. Reading food labels can help you to find high fiber foods.
Once your child understands what the cup is for and has a bit of a grip on how to use it, you can start to add other fluids like expressed breast milk or formula. Once your child is 6 months old, you can start to offer some juice. Just be careful -- 4 ounces or so is the limit (that's just 1/2 cup) for the entire day. Giving more juice can lead to problems like cavities and diarrhea. You may also find that your baby will stop eating all the healthy food you offer.