Babies who do not wear diapers and do not have bowel movements may be caused by over-reliance on diapers, etc. This can be helped by creating a suitable environment and adopting an imitative approach.
If the child takes the diaper as part of him/herself and is overly dependent on it, he/she may not be able to have a bowel movement without wearing a diaper. Encouragement and patience can be used to teach the baby to create a suitable environment so that he/she understands that he/she can have a bowel movement under certain circumstances after being removed from the diaper.
In addition, the situation can be improved by imitating the same-sex behavior so that the baby understands that he or she can defecate under certain circumstances.
If your baby does not have a bowel movement without a diaper, it is recommended that you seek medical attention to help improve your baby’s condition.