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Baby poop not passing
Hi doc! My daughter is 57 days old born on 4/8/23 Her birth weight was 3.1kg as of today she is 4.6kg and she is on direct breast feeding feeds regularly 3-4hours once and passes urine 8-10times daily approx but poop she passes sometimes 2-3 times a day sometimes she passes 1 and half day once or 2 days or more it's mustard yellow seedy appearance is there anything I have to worry about...she is not fussy nor cries a lot she sleeps peacefully and tummy time, burping going well I'm worried is she have to pass poop every day or why is this delayed poop .. Please let me know is this normal and explain why it is happening?
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it is totally normal for small children less than 6 months of age not to pass stool for 10 days also. it is also normal if they are passing stool more than 6 or 7 times per day. if the consistency of the stool is Semi solid to solid there is no need to worry about the frequency as well as the colour (the colour can range from yellow brown green to black) of the stool. also straining while passing urine and stool is normal. Do burping for 15 to 20 minutes 
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no need to worry about the frequency and colour of the stool if the consistency of the stool is semi solid to solid. also there is no need to worry about the  smell of the stool if the consistency is normal. you have to meet the doctor if it is watery inconsistency  or hard consistency otherwise semi solid to solid stool is normal. also passing stool after taking food is normal.
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This is normal, with breast feeding the child does not necessarily pass stools everyday. Also, child is Happy, feeding well, sleeping well, so there is no issue
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