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My Mr 3 year old has recently toilet trained. Before TTing, he was very regular with his poos, everyday but non consistent time. Since TTing however, he can go 2-3 days with no poo! Is this normal? He has no trouble doing them on the toilet but he's starting to get blocked up and in pain when he waits this long. What can I do to make him more regular again? He is also a very fussy eater so limited diet.
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