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	CONSTIPATION
	YOUR CHILD AND CONSTIPATION
	NDDIC COSTIPATION

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Benckiser, Reckitt. Constipation. Common Childhood Complaints. Senokot. Oct 2007. 1/02/07 www.childhealth.co.uk.

The article sponsored by Senokot, Constipation, stresses on ways of knowing if your child is constipated and what steps a parent should take to prevent. The article is important because it offers different treatment options, depending and child and factoring in the age of the child. Tips for a high-fiber diet and recipes for your child are also included. This article was beneficial, however I did not believe it offered a wide range of information on child constipation.

Bosch, Joni. Your Child and Constipation. Center for Disabilities and Development. University of Iowa 1999-2004. 11/04/07 www.medicine.uiowa.edu/CDD/patients/constipationguide.asp.

Author of “Your Child and Constipation,” Joni Bosch has a PhD in medicine and serves as a Pediatric and Family Nurse Practitioner. Her central idea in the article is a brief explanation of constipation and includes simple ways in preventing your child being constipated. Bosch combines her knowledge with the research done and the Center for Disabilities and Development. She stresses on different types of fluids and foods a child with constipation should intake. Though the article is brief, it covers a wide range of facts. Very useful article in understanding different aspects of constipation.

Rudolph, Colin. Rudolph’s Pediatrics. New York: McGraw-Hill (Tx), 2003.

Rudolph’s Pediatric is written by Colin Rudolph and offers an overall exposure of different aspects of pediatric medicine. Rudolph has a Ph.D. in medicine and focuses on infants and children with diseases and pediatric medicine. In the particular context of the book; children with constipation, Rudolph offers much research and he includes statistical research regarding the likelihood in which a particular individual will experience constipation. He includes easy-to-use guides for parents managing an ill child. He classifies the causes of constipation in children as non-organic and organic. His evaluation of a child with constipation is highly detailed and consistent compared to many internet sources. His editing was done by and large team world-class editors.