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Constipation: Go Poo

Posted on March 27, 2017 by L. M. Asta

  Does you child have chronic constipation and poop accidents? Check out this video on YouTube about the Poo in You. There are information Sheets from Gastroenterology specialists here. I’ve blogged on this topic before, and if you and your … Continue reading →

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Constipation, Bedwetting and Urinary Tract Infections

Posted on April 3, 2016 by L. M. Asta

UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital has an excellent information for parents developed by the department of urology. Its UrologyNewsletter.2016 provides information about childhood constipation, urinary tract infections and bedwetting. The booklet is 20 pages long, and you’ll find a table of … Continue reading →

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Constipation and Bedwetting

Posted on January 30, 2016 by L. M. Asta

If your child has struggled with hard stools and constipation or wetting accidents during the day or night, check out this book with explanations and home strategies.

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Rules of Poop

Posted on May 6, 2012 by L. M. Asta

For parents new and old, stool gazing is more than a spectator sport. With the first sticky, black poop, you’re hooked. Maybe it’s because newborn baby poop changes so much in the first week of life. Maybe it’s because the … Continue reading →

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Seasonal Greetings

Posted on December 28, 2011 by L. M. Asta

The kids are part way through the winter break–a time of special events, visiting, sleeping in and staying up later, and a season of special foods and treats. We are months and months away from the summer’s fruits and what … Continue reading →

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