CONSTIPATION MANAGEMENT Toileting
Toileting - Position – use a footstool to keep knees higher than hips. A toilet ring over the toilet seat helps children sit in the correct position. - Sits - Lean forward and put elbows on knees. Encourage child to bulge out their tummy. Children should sit on the toilet for 5 minutes three times a day, preferably after meals. A timer can help.
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