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One of the things you can do is give her foods to help with the constipation. Peas and Pears are very high in fiber and known to help. I found that a very good solution for constipation. Whenever my 16 month old does not do potty I will immediately give her peas.

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Submitted by: Aida

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My pediatrician thinks your baby could be a bit slow to process solid foods. He suggests that you could take her off certain solids like: - bread - certain cereals like rice - vegetables that bloat your stomach like brocoli and cabagge, and... - try to avoid giving her bananas and raw apples too often Also, remember that pinapple and orange juice are good sources of vitamin c and great for the digestive system. Yogurt is good, too. Other than that he thinks you should not make too many sudden changes to her diet. Give her system a chance to catch up. Personally, I give my daughter warm water in the morning before anything else. My grandma taught me that. I do it myself and I have never suffered constipation. I also give it to my baby and she has had no problems (you could try 2 to 3 ounces). But whatever you do, give it a week or more to see the effect.

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