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Constipation in Children

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Constipation in Children Constipation in Children Constipation is one of the problems that pediatricians face quite often. Constipation is a hard and sparse defecation due to the inability or failure of normal defecation. Constipation is either short-term and temporary or chronic. Constipation lasting more than a month is considered chronic constipation. If the child is under the age of 4, having at least two of the following criteria will diagnose constipation; If it feces 2 or less per week, If there is a history of excessive stool accumulation, If it is painful and stiff stool, If there is a large scale stool If there is a large stool mass in the rectum After acquiring the toilet skill; A history of stool incontinence at least once a week, If there is a large history of defecation enough to block the toilet Features of Normal Stool "Meconium", the first poop of the newborn, is greenish black in color, odorless, has a dense and sticky appear...

Parents who hurt us: how to communicate with them?

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      Parents who hurt us: how to communicate with them? In childhood, parents should be a reliable support for us, providing not only physical security, but also psychological security. However, sometimes we experience completely different feelings. If at the beginning of life we ​​do not realize that it hurts in relations with parents, then in adulthood it important to understand what is happening in order to get out of the destructive state of anger, resentment and guilt. Ama and Papa - large, omnipotent, omnipotent, able to answer all questions, protect from any adversity, calm and comfort ... Alas, they are not always like that. It happens that the closest people inflict enormous harm on the psyche of their children. “A young child cannot live in constant emotional stress, and he develops various forms of protection,” explains psychologist Marina Meaus, “he learns to either justify the parent or emotionally withdraw, defending himself with coldness and indi...