In small babies can wait usually upto 1 week.but if child is able to pass gas then mostly it cannot be problem.but whether i want to know whether do u have any thyroid issues during pregnancy or did u check thyroid hormone levels for the baby too

Hello. It’s normal for infants to not pass stool for days in a row. Their digestive tract is still developing and learning. As long as baby is comfortable, no need to worry.

its ok if he is comfortable .. in case of being gassy u can visit the nearby doctor

Greetings infants experiencing mild constipation, having not pooped for 6 days despite normal urination and passing gas.It is important to understand that as a baby's digestive tract matures, infrequent stools can sometimes be normal, especially since breast milk components are absorbed very efficiently.To support their comfort safely, you can try gentle home remedies like moving the baby's legs in a "bicycle" motion while they are on their back.Additionally, gently massaging the baby's tummy in a soft, clockwise circular motion can help stimulate the abdominal area and encourage bowel movements.

He needs an outpatient visit with a Pediatric gastroenterologist for detailed evaluation. weight being normal is a reassuring sign.

No need to worry as baby passing gas . They will pass once in 7 days . It’s normal Continue breast feeding Mother shld take fibre rich diet like fruits and vegetables more green leafy vegetables, apple , oats , beans , ladies finger and plenty of oral water

Yes

Needs to put suppository in anus consult physically

You can wait if baby is comfortable.

If the baby is comfortable, feeding well, and passing gas: * Continue breastfeeding and prepare formula exactly as instructed. * Gentle tummy massage and bicycle-leg movements may help. * Do not give gripe water, castor oil, honey, or over-the-counter laxative drops without medical advice. If the baby appears uncomfortable or has hard stool at the rectum, use a glycerin suppository for occasional use after examination. Lactulose is another option but should only be started after your pediatrician confirms constipation and prescribes the correct dose.