UK / Europe / Australia / New Zealand Edition Inspired by the author\'s experience of this issue with her own son, this easy-to-understand guide gives detailed advice on every aspect of Stool withholding including soiling (encopresis), laxative medication, toilet training and constipation.
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Recommended by ERIC - The Children\'s Bowel & Bladder Charity www.eric.org.uk USA / Canada Edition Also Available: "Stool Withholding: What To Do When Your Child Won\'t Poop!" (with guidance on MiraLAX/RestoraLAX dosage) About the Author Sophia Ferguson has an Honours degree in Psychology, a Masters degree in Applied Social Research and a great interest in all things medical and psychological.
If awareness and understanding of this subject is increased, many families could be spared this distressing problem.
Stool withholding is still a widely misunderstood issue.
Aimed primarily at parents, this guide should also be essential reading for health professionals, teachers and anyone else who works with, or cares for children.
The advice given is backed up by research, as well as the experiences of the author and other parents who have had to deal with this issue.
The book also contains useful information about the laxative Movicol, with guidance on appropriate doses.
After reading this, parents will have a straightforward plan of action, with lots of tips and strategies to try at home.
Unless you\'ve experienced this with Your own child, it\'s difficult to imagine just how distressing it can be.
This bewildering problem can sometimes feel like a form of daily torture, not just for the Child but for the whole family.
Just to add to the misery, Stool withholding often causes children to soil their underwear.
The Child then becomes so terrified of experiencing this pain again that they hold on to their poo for days, even weeks, at a time.
It is often triggered by an episode of painful constipation.
Stool withholding is most common in two to four year olds but it can also affect school-age children.
UK / Europe / Australia / New Zealand Edition Inspired by the author\'s experience of this issue with her own son, this easy-to-understand guide gives detailed advice on every aspect of Stool withholding including soiling (encopresis), laxative medication, toilet training and constipation
