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Get free updates on baby’s first year! – Free Updates on First Year Sign me up! We talked about other reasons for red poop above (from dairy allergy to constipation), but it’s always best to talk to your healthcare provider. If their diet is only breastmilk or they haven’t had red foods lately, you’ll definitely want to call your baby’s doctor. But, do remember that red baby poop could be caused by something she ate like beets or tomatoes. Red or bloody baby or newborn poop Baby Poop Texture – Red Bloody – Mama Naturalīlood in baby stool is a scary sight to see. If you are concerned, or baby is showing signs of illness, talk to your pediatrician. On the other hand, sometimes mucousy poop is just the product of a teething baby who is drooling more (and swallowing that drool). It could be the foremilk/hindmilk imbalance that we talked about earlier, or it could be a bacterial infection. Frothy or mucousy baby poop Baby Poop Texture – Frothy Mucous – Mama Naturalīaby poop that is frothy or especially mucousy can signify that something isn’t quite right. You can also look into baby probiotics, which can normalize baby’s stool.
If baby is already eating solids, put him on a BRAB diet (a variation of the BRAT diet):īananas, rice, and apples have qualities like tannins that can help firm up stool breastmilk is great at balancing your baby’s diet and healing the gut. Call your pediatrician, who can run tests to rule out bacterial infection. This may be caused by a viral infection like RSV. Baby or newborn diarrhea Baby Poop Texture – Diarrhea – Mama NaturalĪlternately, if baby is suddenly passing especially loose stools, you may be looking at diarrhea. To learn more about other causes of constipation, check out this post. Back off on the solid foods and breastfeed on demand. Baby’s digestive tract needs time to adjust to what he’s eating. Don’t introduce solids until at least 6 months, and make baby is showing signs of readiness before you do. ( Here are some healthy formulas!)īeginning solids may bring on constipation. If baby is formula fed and not eating solids yet, you should talk to your pediatrician-they may suggest natural constipation remedies or even switching formulas.
If your baby is having hard, dry poops (like rabbit droppings) that are hard to pass, he or she is probably constipated.īreastfed babies don’t typically get constipated, since breastmilk has the perfect balance of fat and protein. Hard, dry baby stool Baby Poop Texture – Hard Dry – Mama Natural Remember, if it’s coming out whole, he isn’t getting any nutrition from it anyway. ( Click here to see my review of the best baby probiotics on the market.)Īlso, if baby eats a lot of one kind of food (and it ends up in the diaper), you may want to restrict the amount he eats at one time. Or, look into the best baby probiotics to help support your baby’s digestion and assimilation. However, if baby consistently has trouble digesting a certain food, you may want to hold back on offering it until baby is older. Undigested food in baby’s poo Baby Poop Texture – Undigested Food – Mama Naturalīaby poop with bits of undigested food in it is considered normal. When baby starts eating solids, her poop’s texture will start to firm up but will still be mushy (like a glob of peanut butter) until she stops nursing. Baby on solid food poop Baby Poop Texture – Solid Food – Mama Natural Formula fed baby poop Baby Poop Texture – Formula Fed Baby – Mama NaturalĪ formula fed baby’s normal poop will be thicker than a breastfed baby’s, having the consistency of toothpaste or hummus. Those little “seeds” are undigested milk fat -totally normal. Breastfed Baby Poop Baby Poop Texture – Breastfed Baby – Mama NaturalĪ breastfed baby’s normal poop will be loose and, at times, grainy or seedy. The texture of your baby or infant’s poop can say a lot about his/her health and wellness. We cover a ton of information in this post, but I’ve distilled it down to a handy little cheat sheet.
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