Baby Poop Colors That May Actually Be Normal (Stool Color Chart Included)
Baby poop colors are not just about dirty diapers; but a window into your baby's health. Yellow, green, red, orange, black or white, all have an explanation.
Who would have thought that you would spend so much time thinking about another person’s poop… Well, with babies, we always worry about their pooping and peeing and if their habits are normal.
Baby poop colors are not just about dirty diapers; but a window into your baby's health. Yellow, green, red, orange, black or white, all have an explanation.
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Is it really normal with runny poop in a breastfed baby? Learn when runny, watery breastfed baby poop is normal, or a sign of diarrhea, or illness.
I have a 6-week-old breastfed baby with explosive poops. They are also watery. Read about possible reasons, such as mom's diet, oversupply, or tummy upsets.
My 7-month-old baby has diarrhea and went from pooping twice to 10 times per day, and I don't know why? What to do? Let's look at the most common reasons.
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Q&A: My newborn baby cries before she urinates, but not all the time. She cries for a few seconds, or sometimes minutes. Learn what it means and what to do!
Baby makes strange sounds and gasps when pooping, after, and even when changing diapers. What can this be? (Find reasons here!)
"My baby is urinating blood. The doctor ran some tests - what can it be?" Read about reasons for blood in a baby's urine and what the blood color reveals.
"My 9-month-old baby's pee smells bad, especially the nappy I change in the morning. I am worried." Find 4 possible reasons to consider and what to do about it.
Have you found mucus in your toddler's poop? While small amounts of mucus can be normal, large amounts are not. Let's take a look at possible reasons here.