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Breastfeeding baby has not passed stool

2022-07-07 13:32:09
My 7 days old breastfeeding baby has not passed stool from last 48 hours though baby is being feed 2 hourly . Moreover , the baby has developed acen under neck .
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Hello ma'am Stool frequency is normal Apply candid powder for neck Instagram heal_newlife

Answered2022-07-07 15:48:11

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Acne photo would have been helpful. Below 7 months child can pass motion once in 7 days also, so it is normal. Nothing to be done.

Answered2022-07-07 13:42:52

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