Hello It’s common for babies around 6–7 months to pass stools more frequently when new solids are introduced. The loose or slimy stools could be a temporary response to dietary changes, such as the introduction of suji (semolina). Since your baby is feeding well, active, and sleeping normally, it’s unlikely to be an infection. You can pause suji kheer for a few days and observe. Continue fruits like apple and banana which are easier on digestion. Ensure good hygiene, but putting things in the mouth is a normal developmental behavior at this age.

It is not uncommon for babies to pass stools more frequently when new foods are introduced. Since you’ve recently added suji apple kheer, it’s possible that her digestive system is adjusting. Suji (semolina) is generally well tolerated, but some infants may show mild intolerance or sensitivity to new foods, especially if combined with fruit. The presence of 1–2 slimy stools may suggest mild gut irritation or a reaction to a new food. However, the fact that your baby is active, feeding well, and sleeping through the night is very reassuring. These are good signs indicating she is not significantly unwell.