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[Constipation in young children].

Normal Bowel Function The role of the large intestine (bowel) is to move the body’s waste and absorb water and salts from the contents until stool is formed and then eliminated during a bowel movement. Children may have regular bowel movements (going to the toilet at the same time each day) or they may be irregular. Some children will have a bowel movement three times a day, and for others, normal will be every two or three days. The frequency is less important than having soft stool that is easy to pass. Small, hard, dry stools that look like pebbles may indicate constipation.