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Pooping a lot - 1 month old baby
My one month old baby..poops multiple times around 15 times ..but in very less quantity ... is this normal not pooping clearly in one time and..doing multiple small poops?
And also..farts a lot ..with fart poop comes out
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Passing stool frequently in small quantity is absolutely normal...
Monitor weight if its gaining then no worries at all...
Babies on BF may pass stool 15to20times per day....
You can give digestive drops if gas trouble is more...
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burp well...
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Babies can pass stool 15-20 times/ day too
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Watch on the urine output. Baby must pass urine more than 6 times/day
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Dr. N V Tejaswini
Pediatrician
8 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Hi! Nothing to worry. Soon after feeding or during fart they pass little stool that is normal. As child grows older it sudsides.
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It’s normal
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