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It's normal for Neonates to pass stool after each feed.. But you need to monitor vitals and hydration status.

Greetings. It's normal during to gastrocolic reflux

Consult with Pediatrician physically for further evaluation and treatment

Passing stools after feed is common in infants. Make sure you mix the proportion of milk as per instructions. If baby is active taking feeds well, having adequate wet diapers sleeping well you need not worry. If the number of stools is increased and you find it concerning you can consult your paediatrician. Passing about 5-6 stools or they can even go without passing stools for 4-5 days also.

Dear mother, at 4 days of life passing stool after every feed can be normal transitional stool, but watery stools every time needs evaluation. Newborns normally pass frequent stools - often 6-8 times per day, especially when trying to pass gas. After C-section, lactation may take 3-5 days to establish, so formula is understandable. However watery stools after every feed in a 4-day-old newborn can quickly lead to dehydration and may indicate formula intolerance, incorrect dilution, infection or normal transitional stools. At this age baby is very vulnerable. The description of trying to pass gas but passing stool suggests immature gut control which is common, but watery nature needs to be checked. Please do not try any home remedies or medicines for loose stools at this age on your own.

It’s normal

Visit physically to nearby pediatrician.

Don't worry, this is called  Gastricolic reflex In first month all the newborn babies will face this issue It's totally normal 

It's normal for a neonate, it's a normal phenomenon for a neonate Passing stool once in a day or 9-10 times in a day is normal . Always check if loose stools persists ,check for dehydration by measuring the urine output. If normal urine output , then no need to worry.

Passing stools after each feed can be normal. Make sure the dilution is properly done

Passing stools after every feed is normal in newborns due to gastrocolic reflex. If baby is active, feeding well and no other issues, then not to worry. Also recheck if you’re diluting formula feeds in proper dilution - 30ml lukewarm water for one scoop. Hygiene should be maintained while diluting.

Passing stool after almost every feed is very normal in the first week, especially on formula, thanks to a strong gut reflex newborns have. Straining and grunting before he goes is also common at this age, since his tummy muscles aren't yet coordinated with his bowel, and it usually settles over the next few weeks on its own.