What Your Baby’s Poop Color Really Means | Health is Wealth

What should your baby's poop look like? Learn about 11 different types of baby poop. And here's the complete guide: https://www.babycenter.com/0_baby-poop-a-complete-guide_10319333.bc?scid=fb_eng | BabyCenter

💩 Newborn Poop: What’s Normal? 👶🍼 Yes — poop patterns can be confusing, but here’s what’s actually normal 👇 🍼 Breastfed babies In the first 4–6 weeks: they may poop many times a day After that: it can be totally normal to go 5–7 days without pooping 😮 👉 As long as the poop is soft, baby is feeding well, comfortable, and gaining weight 🧴 Formula-fed babies Usually poop at least once a day Going more than 2–3 days without pooping needs closer watching 👀 🚩 Check with a healthcare provider

As a Pediatrician, I talk about poop on the daily. Poop talk doesn’t faze me. As a parent, it shouldn’t faze you either. It’s normal. And hey—everybody poops! Here’s some things to know about infant poop: 💩Very first stool passed is meconium—a dark green/black, tarry substance that is the first stool passed after birth. 💩Over the next 2-3 days, the stool will begin to transition to a dark green and yellow, seedy color. 💩Stool can be various earth-tone colors—yellow, brown, green, etc. What re