i breastfeeding my one month baby but he passes stools only 2times in a week i am worried

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DR SHIWAJIRAO PATILGuardian of 2 children3 years ago

A. Hello, your baby boy is 1 month old and he is taking breast feeding only and he use to poop only twice a week so don’t worry if the stool is not dry and he doesn’t have any trouble

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