Monitor diapers and stools: Take note of the color, amount of blood, and frequency of her bowel movements. Gentle diet changes (if she is eating solids): Offer pureed fruits (such as prunes, pears, or apples), and ensure adequate hydration (breast milk, formula, or some water if advised). Observe for warning signs: If you notice large amounts of blood, persistent vomiting, severe abdominal pain, swelling, fever, refusal to feed, excessive sleepiness, or if the baby appears very unwell, please seek immediate medical attention. Avoid self-medication: Do not give any medication or laxatives without consulting a pediatrician.

Increase fluids: Offer more breast milk or formula Can add small sips of boiled and cooled water if advised Adjust diet: Add fiber-rich purees: prunes, pears, papaya, spinach, oats Avoid bananas and apples temporarily (can worsen constipation) For hard stools or straining: Gently apply coconut oil around the anus

Red flags: If blood recurs No stool for >3 days Baby has distension, fever, excessive crying Weight loss or poor feeding Stool becomes black or tarr

Maintain hydration You can use glycerine suppository Try to give black grape raisins, by soaking it over night then blend it with water, strain it (remove seeds). This works well.