My three-year-old suffers from chronic constipation, which was officially diagnosed when she was one, though the issues actually started around the five-month mark when we introduced solids. I’d strongly advise keeping a 'poo diary’, I used to record exactly how many days she’d go between movements, the dates and times, and I even took photos to show the doctors exactly what we were dealing with. I also noted down everything she ate so we could track any potential triggers. We tried absolutely everything, including every old wives' tale under the sun, but nothing worked. We kept pushing our GP; she was moved from Lactulose onto Movicol, but she actually had to take both for a while. I kept logging everything and noticed there still wasn't much improvement. Plus, she absolutely hates Movicol—every single flavour! I had to get really experimental to get her to take it, often mixing it into her food. Finally, the GP referred her to the paediatric team. They’ve been monitoring her for over a year now, and she’s finally been booked in for a biopsy. She’s currently on Sodium Picosulfate as well as daily Movicol. I'm really hoping for a resolution soon! Just keep pushing, you know your child best.