Anal fissure: A smll shadow tear in the skin of the anus, usually caused by passing a hard bowel movement. It can be very painful and difficult to heal because of its location.
Anus: The outlet of the rectum lying between the folds of the buttocks.
Constipation: Hard or dry bowel movements. Infrequent or irregular soft bowel movements are normal and are not signs of constipation.
Enuresis: The involuntary passing of urine.
Encopresis: The involuntary passing of bowel movement.
Fiber: The components of plants that cannot be digested and pass through the intestine as part of a bowel movement. Insoluble fiber from the outside layer of wheat and other grains is the most helpful fiber for adding bulk.
Regression: The normal "going backwards" movement of a young child's development.
Temperament: The inborn behavioural style that influences the way a child interacts with caregivers and the environment.

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