For some children, doing a poo can feel like a big, stressful event. They might worry about pain, the toilet itself, the noise, the smell, or even the idea of other people knowing they’re going. Over time, this can turn into avoidance — which makes the problem worse and increases anxiety. ‼️Firstly making sure constipation is treated effectively is priority! Clear the backlog and keep poo super soft and moving regularly. One of the most effective ways to help is to take the pressure off and bring playfulness and fun back into the picture. Children process worries best through play, humour, and creativity. When we make something funny, it stops feeling scary. Laughing about poo, using silly games, or decorating the bathroom shifts the focus away from “something I have to do and hate” to “something that’s part of a game.” It helps children relax, and relaxation is exactly what the body needs to poo comfortably. I bought this ‘Strerchy Poo’ from @cogs_toys_and_games Follow and commen...