Expert answer:
Yes, the glycerin suppository can be used on babies.
The pediatric glycerin suppository is thinner and longer, being anatomically made for use in children. A suppository should be given a day when needed, or used as directed by your doctor. The suppository should be rectally inserted through the flattest part and the other end should be held with the fingertips until the stool is reached.
The prescription must be made by the pediatrician, who will assess the need for suppository use and association with other medications.
