My 1. 5 month baby poop is very

A 1.5-month-old girl passing stool only 3 times in 25 days is definitely concerning and needs a careful evaluation. Important Points: Breastfed babies can sometimes pass stool less frequently (even once every few days), but 25 days with only 3 stools is unusually infrequent. Formula-fed babies are more prone to constipation than breastfed babies. Constipation in a baby this age needs urgent assessment to rule out conditions like Hirschsprung's disease, hypothyroidism, anatomical issues, or functional constipation. Questions for You: Is the baby feeding well (breastfeeding or formula)? Passing urine normally? Any vomiting, especially green (bilious) vomit? Abdominal distension (swelling)? Stools, when passed, are hard pellets or normal in consistency? Any delayed passage of meconium at birth (first stool after birth)? What To Do: If the baby has abdominal distension, vomiting, or poor feeding – see a doctor immediately (emergency). If feeding is normal and the baby is otherwise well, but stool frequency is very low – see a pediatrician to rule out other causes. Do not give over-the-counter laxatives or home remedies.