my baby is 1 year 10 months ..he is fully active..taking proper meal..bt doing potty 7 to 8 times a day..mostly dark colour..pls doctor suggest..

1 Answer

Jasmine KaurMom of a 9 yr 4 m old boy2 years ago

A. Hello dear parent, ypu can give ors your baby. As ors really help in getting child well hydrated. Also hive only Khichdi and curd to eat. Avoid giving Milk based products for a day or two so tht baby's stomach can settle. Good luck and take care

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