#asktheexperts my baby is only mother feed and do potty in 4 to 5 days and also sometimes crying without any reason according to me, what is the reason for that

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POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 6 m old boy10 months ago

A. It’s not uncommon for a baby to pass stool every 4-5 days, especially if they are exclusively breastfed. Breast milk is very well absorbed by the baby’s body, and in some cases, there is not much waste left to be excreted. However, this can vary from baby to baby. As long as the stool is soft and the baby doesn’t appear to be in pain while passing it, it’s generally not a concern. As for crying, babies cry for several reasons, and it’s not always immediately clear why. Some common reasons for crying in babies include: 1. Hunger: Even if they are fed recently, babies may still be hungry, or they may be going through a growth spurt that requires extra feeding. 2. Gas or Discomfort: Babies often cry due to gas or tummy discomfort, especially when their digestive system is still maturing. 3. Tiredness: If your baby is overtired, they may cry and have trouble falling asleep. 4. Teething: Teething can start as early as 3 months, and the discomfort may lead to crying. 5. Need for Comfort: Babies sometimes cry because they need a little more physical comfort or soothing from a parent. 6. Colic: Some babies go through a phase where they cry excessively without a clear cause. This is often referred to as colic, and although it can be distressing for both parents and babies, it is temporary. If your baby seems generally healthy, feeding well, and the crying episodes are not excessively long or intense, it’s likely normal. However, if you feel something might be wrong or if the crying persists and seems unusual, it's a good idea to check with your pediatrician for reassurance and to rule out any possible underlying issues.

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