When the baby goes out this type of classification, the mother will immediately pay attention to harm the child

How is a normal breastfed infant stool, and how is it abnormal?

How many times a day does a newborn go out?

 

How is the baby's feces normal?

Infants, if exclusively breastfed, do not eat anything else, usually go outside 3-5 times a day. Or more or just once every 6-7 days. This stretched bowel movement is not unusual as long as the stools are soft and the baby is gaining weight steadily. Babies who drink formula milk should go out once a day to avoid constipation as well as to feel comfortable.

If your baby has passed out many times, he should have a test if he has digestive problems or intestinal inflammation. Or maybe your baby has a cold that also affects the number of times he goes out. The mother should follow up and take the child for treatment promptly.

How is infant feces normal?

In a breastfed infant, the stools will be yellow, stubborn and sour. If a child eats cow's milk, or other ingredients of cow's milk, such as whey, colostrum, etc., the number of times he or she goes out will decrease, the stools will become mold, yellow and rotten. Your baby's stools will reflect the child's health. Mother should pay close attention to change the appropriate diet.

If the case is not, there is no change in the amount and composition of the meal. But the baby has more bowel movements and is looser, which means they are having digestive problems.

How is infant feces abnormal?

1. Your stool says you have diarrhea

Signs of diarrhea in newborns:

Children go out more times than usual.

Foamy.

Water splash.

Change color.

Have mucus or blood.

Saprogenic.

Doctors often do not recommend medication to stop diarrhea for your baby. Instead, doctors will use antibiotics when identifying children with infectious diarrhea or antiparasitic drugs when infected with the parasite.

Doctors can advise mothers to give babies with diarrhea to drink electrolyte supplementary fluid (Oresol). This product can be bought over the counter from the pharmacy. They contain water and electrolytes that can prevent and treat dehydration.

 

How the infant's feces are abnormal

2. I am at risk of constipation, mom

Constipation symptoms in infants are having difficulty defecating, pushing a lot, turning red in the face, deflating with a bad smell. Children can defecate on their own, or parents have to indent their stools, like clay, string, sticky and sticky. The abdomen is slightly swollen, the baby is upset, fussy, or fussy, eats less, gains weight slowly, doesn't sleep well or is startled.

Constipation also makes children eat less, the body's ability to absorb nutrients is poor. Children gain weight more slowly than when they are not constipated.

Babies can be constipated for a few days or weeks and is commonly referred to as acute constipation, but they can also experience constipation that lasts for up to several months.

How can babies have a healthy digestive system?

If your baby is exclusively breastfed, it is very important to adjust the mother's diet . In the case of mothers suffering from constipation, they need to solve the mother's constipation.

Mom should minimize hot spicy foods, stimulants.

Should increase fiber supplements from green vegetables and fresh fruits, can eat more yogurt daily.

Mom needs to drink plenty of water about 2.5 to 3 liters of water a day.

If your baby has used formula , parents need to consider and change the type of milk with added fiber that is more suitable for the baby. Note that the milk is mixed with the correct amount of water according to the manufacturer's instructions.

The mother should regularly massage the baby according to the colon frame 3-4 times a day to stimulate bowel movements when the baby is hungry.

See more ways to massage babies .

Remember, babies don't have to poop every day. As long as the baby is still eating milk normally, happily, fresh, there is no fever. That means the baby is still completely normal, healthy.

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