Multi-select problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to deal with baby constipation
Consider normal poop schedules.
During their first month of life, most babies poop every day. But as babies get older, they can go anywhere from one day to one week between having bowel movements.

OPT:
A). Keeping in mind that a baby's normal poop schedule can fluctuate depending on a variety of factors can help put you at ease if you're concerned your child may be constipated. Be aware that breastfed babies can often go a week without pooping.;
B). Talk to your doctor about which days would be a good time for your baby to start potty training or making sure that you stick to the schedule or schedule of your baby. Pregnant women should have a regular pee schedule during the first week of your baby's life so that the symptom can pass at full length.;
C). This can then improve as your baby begins to notice any variations in the availability of the baby's urine. The amount of your baby is able to show are usually the same in each half-year.;
D). As they grow, they may also forget to poop when they find their old bowel position. Study the symptoms of a decreased lh.;
A).