"Neonate Baby Passing Suppository | Newborn Care Procedure for Constipation Relief" In this video, watch how a suppository is safely given to a neonate (newborn baby) to help relieve constipation. This demonstration is shared for educational purposes to guide healthcare workers, nurses, and parents in understanding safe newborn care procedures. Disclaimer: This video is for educational and awareness purposes only. Always follow hospital protocol and consult a pediatrician before any newborn care

Has your baby been experiencing Infant Dyschezia? It is a functional condition that is often mistaken for constipation. If your baby seems to be struggling to pass a stool and is eventually passing a soft stool then they may have infant dyschezia. Signs to look out for are: 💩Straining 💩Grunting 💩Crying and screaming 💩Turning red in the face while trying to poo 💩Squirming and kicking legs Episodes last for 10-30 minutes (sometimes longer) before successfully or unsuccessfully passing a soft