... of growing motor skills and communication, of an emerging sense of self, and a burgeoning curiosity/mobility which can sometimes surprise patients’ families. Keywords: 18 month old ; separation anxiety ; toilet training ; language development ; early literacy ; walking ; autism screening ; new...)

... that will include the following: ● At least 1 bowel movement every 1-2 days ● Stools are soft and easy to pass ● Able to have a bowel movement within 10 minutes of trying, for toilet-trained children Abnormal stool patterns ● Less than 3 bowel movements per week, or taking more than 4-5 days to have...)

.... Parent Resource: My Child is Sick Keywords: constipation ; straining ; withholding stool ; hard stools ; abnormal stool patterns ; toilet training 1a. Definition Constipation can be defined as dry, hard, difficult to pass, infrequent stools that cause pain. This definition of constipation...)

... that genetic testing is not a diagnostic test for ASD. Negative genetic testing results do not change an ASD diagnosis. 5a. Overview Many parents of children with autism spectrum disorder describe challenges with basic day to day activities such as eating, sleeping, and toilet training. Youth with ASD may...)

... outlines the important features of the two-year-old well-visit and this developmental stage. 1a. Introduction The two-year-old visit is often a lengthy one, as there are several new areas to address that can be challenging, such as picky eating, language skills, tantrums, and toilet training. A provider...)

... ; toilet training 1a. General History ● As with every visit, it is important to address any interval medical history and questions and concerns. A review/update of family and social history are equally important to ensure you are providing appropriate guidance for health promotion. ● Your history...)

... months 17–22 months Helps with undressing; washes and dries hands; parallel play 2 years 22–30 months Undresses self; beginning to take turns 3 years 30–40 months Toilet training — 24–36 months Imagines self as different characters; cooperative play — 3–4 years Dresses without...)

... toilet training. Slow passage of food through the intestines. Most often, this type runs in families. Overview: Constipation is common in children. Most often, it's from a change in diet. It can also be caused by waiting too long to stool. Passing a stool should be pleasant...)

... months 17–22 months Helps with undressing; washes and dries hands; parallel play 2 years 22–30 months Undresses self; beginning to take turns 3 years 30–40 months Toilet training — 24–36 months Imagines self as different characters; cooperative play — 3–4 years Dresses without...)

... toilet training. Slow passage of food through the intestines. Most often, this type runs in families. Overview: Constipation is common in children. Most often, it's from a change in diet. It can also be caused by waiting too long to stool. Passing a stool should be pleasant...)