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Stooling (pooping) difficulties can throw off everything—from your toddler’s appetite to their mood. If your little one is straining, skipping days, or avoiding the potty, you’re not alone. Many toddlers experience constipation during this stage of development, but there are ways you can help! If you’re ever concerned about indicators of constipation don’t hesitate to reach out to your pediatrician.
There are many reasons why a toddler can become constipated, including medical, behavioral/emotional, and nutritional reasons and it’s always best to ask your pediatrician for guidance regarding your specific situation.
Common constipation triggers include:
Chronic constipation can affect more than just comfort. When your toddler isn’t going regularly, they may not want to eat as much!
When little tummies are uncomfortable, everything feels harder—mealtimes, routines, and everything in between. Enfagrow Premium Toddler Gentlease is made with real milk* but crafted to be gentle and easy to digest, designed to help support your toddler’s overall growth.
How it helps:
Why it matters:
More comfort means fewer tummy troubles—and more happy, energetic days full of playing, learning, and growing.
Use our store locator to find Enfagrow Premium Gentlease at a retailer near you.
Help your toddler feel their best with easy-to-digest nutrition. Enfagrow Premium Gentlease is crafted for little tummies—and big futures.
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*Made with partially hydrolyzed non-fat milk
As with most things, practice makes perfect—and rest assured, you’ll get plenty of diaper-changing practice those first couple of years. In no time you’ll be a pro and be able to tackle your baby’s diaper with confidence. For more tips and resources on all things baby, including nutrition and feeding, be sure to join Enfamil Family Beginnings®. Enjoy up to $400 in savings, plus exclusive rewards, support, and surprises.
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