my baby girl is 9 mnths old.from yesterday onwards i stopped feeding breast milk.i feed her buffalo milk.Today she pooped 3 times in white/ pale colour with mucus in it.pls tell me what was the reason for white/pale colour poo.

1 Answer

Manali K MehtaMom of a 9 yr 4 m old boy4 years ago

A. Hi parent please avoid buffalo milk please give plenty of breast feeding to your child when you're child is demanding you can give breast feeding to your child till completing two years it is happened due to indigestion or due stomach infection

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