Dry stools are very common in newborn babies, but they are also a very troubling problem for mothers, as dry stools in children can lead to distressing bowel movements and even anal fissures. How to treat it also depends on the mother’s careful observation. Some children have a low frequency of stool because they do not eat much and only have a stool once in two or three days, and after these two days, the water in the stool is evaporated and dried up in the body, so it will produce dryness. The solution for this situation is to increase the amount of varied complementary foods. In some cases, it is because the mother’s diet composition is not scientific enough. Dietary fiber-rich foods need to be adjusted. It’s all about more vegetables, more fiber, and appropriate protein and fat so that the child’s gut is healthy. The mother also needs to avoid eating too many things that are easily allergic, which is also something that needs to be taken care of to safeguard the intestinal health of the child. There are also children who have congenital megacolon, which can also lead to difficult and prolonged bowel movements while the water in the stool is overly absorbed and the stool is very dry. Of course, there are many other complex causes of constipation in children, so if any abnormal symptoms appear, it is still important to take your child to the hospital and seek professional advice in a timely manner.