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Is it normal for 2yr old baby stomach look big and rounded especially after her meal. Her potty is fine
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Hello I understand your concern as a mother But if baby is eating well n growing well along with normal stools  it appears to b not a matter of concern Have to watch out if excessive abdominal pain Along with vomit n other symptoms will need examination
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Hi seems normal only You can easily take an online consultation for further treatment guidance
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Hi, with out proper case history we can not diagnose any underlying cause. It may be due to gas,bloting is usually are caused by something your child eats,but changing your child's diet can help end the problem.   
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Maintain healthy diet for your child.
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After  food  belly  looks round  in shape. You  can  examine  ,  it could be gas also.
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Hello There... It is not possible to declare it normal without proper examining.. It can be flatulence or just normal... If there are no other symptoms... then you can be free... if it starts producing any discomfort then better take proper check up once.
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It is extremely subjective.Nothing to worry if your child is achieving normal milestones and gaining weight adequately and normal apetite.
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