My baby is 16 months old , Her stools are very hard blocks like stones but she is not able to pass it out.
She was born 4 and half weeks pre matured.
After around 1 month she was having colic problems and she used to cry a lot for first 5 months. That time we couldn't find a good doctor for her.
Then after 7 months we started giving her Excella pro and little solid food but she was not able to pass her stools.
For medicine we used to give emty, defelax and then MuOut which worked for her..
but sometimes it didn't work So 2 times we had to put Enema to pass stools as it was hard blocks and that area used to get red. But with pre nan she was able to pass stools which at night we give her still.
Now during day time we were giving her Warana milk with 50% water mixed&solid food but she passed stools for few days but after that again same problem of passing stools started with her. So we had to again give her enema 3-4 times half each bottle because she used to cry loudly to pass stools but she was not able to do it as stools are hard blocks..

Question

My baby is 16 months old , Her stools are very hard blocks like stones but she is not able to pass it out.
She was  born 4 and half weeks pre matured. 
After around 1 month she was having colic problems and she used to cry a lot for first 5 months. That time we couldn't find a good doctor for her.
Then after 7 months we started giving her Excella pro and little solid food but she was not able to pass her stools. 
For medicine we used to give emty, defelax and then MuOut which worked for her.. 
but sometimes it didn't work So 2 times we had to put Enema to pass stools as it was hard blocks and that area used to get red. But with pre nan she was able to pass stools which at night we give her still. 
Now during day time we were giving her Warana milk with 50% water mixed&solid food but she passed stools for few days but after that again same problem of passing stools started with her. So we had to again give her enema 3-4 times half each bottle because she used to cry loudly to pass stools but she was not able to do it as stools are hard blocks..

Accepted Answer

Serve plenty of whole grains, fruits, and vegetables. Offer apricots, plums, peas, beans, broccoli, and prunes. If she doesn't like the taste of prunes, try adding prune juice to her milk: Just 1 ounce of prune juice in half a cup of milk can be very effective

Answer

Give more fiber-rich cereals, fruits and vegetables and drinking more water will help in constipation. 
Dried fruits such as figs, raisins, apricots and dates are very rich sources of fibre. They help maintain good gut health and help prevent constipation in children.