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Guardian of a 6 m old girl4 months ago
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#asktheexpert Helllooo Sir! My baby is 2months old. She is passing frequent tiny little poop around 15-20 times a day. Is it normal? Is it bcoz of Gastro colic reflex ?

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Author of questionGuardian of a 6 m old girl4 months ago
A. Stool consistency is watery
POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 5 m old boy4 months ago
A. Yes, it's quite normal for a 2-month-old baby to pass frequent, small stools. Babies at this age, especially those who are breastfed, can have very variable bowel movement patterns. Some babies may poop after every feed, which can be 15-20 times a day, while others might go longer periods without pooping. Here’s why it might happen: 1. Breastfed Babies: Breastfed infants often pass stools frequently, and their stools are typically soft and yellow. This is because breast milk is very easy for their digestive system to process. 2. Digestive Development: At 2 months, babies' digestive systems are still developing, and frequent pooping can just be part of their normal adjustment to eating and digesting food. 3. Healthy Digestion: Frequent stools can also indicate that your baby is getting enough milk and digesting it well. 4. Type of Stool: As long as the stools are soft, not watery, and your baby doesn’t show signs of discomfort, it's typically a sign of normal digestion. When to be Concerned: You should contact your pediatrician if: The stools become watery or mucousy. Your baby shows signs of pain or discomfort during or after passing stool. There’s any blood in the stool or if the poop has an unusual color or foul odor. Your baby is not gaining weight or is showing signs of dehydration (like fewer wet diapers or dry lips). In short, frequent pooping is normal for a 2-month-old, especially if she is breastfeeding. As long as she is happy, feeding well, and her stool is normal, there is usually no need to worry. If you notice any concerning changes, feel free to check with your pediatrician for peace of mind.
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