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1month baby
I have 1 month baby. She doing watery kind of potty very small quantity. She cried alot before or at time gases or doing potty. Because of this she not slip well. What I can do?
Is woodwards gripe water safe for 1month baby?
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Dear Mom, babies do cry before and after passing pottie
They do pass small amount of potty after every feed nothing to worry but do clean her softly and see there is no nappy rash after feeding burp her
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Babies can pass small watery motions many times a day. that is normal. Give colic medicines like colicaid 5 drops per dose for colicky pain as she is crying. Is she breast fed or formula fed? Woodwards gripe water is not needed
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi.
Babies on breast feed normally pass watery stool. Apply coconut oil around umbilicus and massage in a circular pattern regularly
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Give colicaid drops for excessive crying
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