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Potty issues
My 6month+ baby is doing potty like elders .(solid)feeling hard while doing potty.
Is it any problem in that . Suddenly it s change after taking foods.
He is taking daal water ,potato,apple puree ,caralac nd milk daily .
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Solid formed stool being passed easily,with no discomfort is ok.
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However, ensure the balance between solid and milk feeds.
Ensure a gap between the milk feeds and semi solid meal time to gradually increase the intake of semi solid feed.
Fruit puree once or twice along with 3 semi solid feeds ( both home made and commercially available), milk and water in between is reasonably good.
The stool will definitely be soft and easy to pass
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Give high fibre diet and plenty of water. Limit milk intake.
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Dr. Sricharan Alladi
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Give adequate amount of water and include fibre food
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