Why won't the child go to the toilet?

Patient's question:

However, recently since the 9 months have started, I haven't dared to let people take a bowel movement, and even after having a bowel movement, I am willing to wipe my buttocks. The stool I excrete has a very good shape and looks completely normal. Since 9 months have started, I haven't dared to have it. What kind of assistance do you care about: Hello, why does this symptom reappear? What method can be used to stabilize it?

Doctor's answer:

Your little baby should never have any major problems. For infants, it is common to provide supplementary food in limited amounts within the first 6 months, resulting in relatively looser stools and smoother bowel movements. As the child grows older and supplementary food is gradually introduced, the stools may become slightly drier, and bowel movements may become less smooth compared to before. If the defecation time is prolonged, the child may feel uncomfortable and may become reluctant to defecate.
Recommendations:
It is recommended to feed your little baby more bananas, apples, and green vegetables rich in rough fiber (such as chopped celery, spinach, etc.), ensuring that bowel movements remain smooth. As supplementary food from vegetables increases, I hope the symptoms will gradually improve.

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