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About baby's motion
My baby is of 2 months, since 5 days he is passing yellowish motion but it's not of solid type. Frequency is once a day.he is urinating well and also breastfeeding well. Is this normal or should I need to consult doctor?
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It's normal for exclusively breastfeeded child
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monitor urine output if it is low or dehydration or blood in stool consult pediatrician.
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exclusively breastfeeding till 6 months complete.
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Its normal....
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no worries
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relax
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If the stools are golden yellow, non foul smelling, no mucus, no blood, then no need to worry
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Upto 1 year of age, even 10 stools per day is normal
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Burp baby better. Stool frequency will reduce.
Mother should eat less spicy food .
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