till how many days new born will do potty daily she do more than 20 times in small amt

A. It's normal for newborn babies—especially those who are exclusively breastfed—to pass stool multiple times a day. Some babies can pass small amounts of stool after every feed, which can easily be 8–12 times or more in 24 hours. Here’s a breakdown of what's normal and what to watch for: ✅ What’s Normal: Frequency: Up to 10–20 times a day in small amounts is common in the first few weeks. Consistency: Mustard yellow, watery or seedy stools. Smell: Mild or slightly sour. Weight Gain: Baby is feeding well and gaining weight. No signs of dehydration: Like dry mouth, sunken eyes, or fewer wet diapers. 📅 How long does this last? This frequent stooling usually starts to reduce by 4–6 weeks of age. Some breastfed babies might then start passing stool only once in a few days, which is also normal if the baby is active and feeding well. ⚠️ When to see a doctor: Stool is green and frothy consistently. Baby has mucus or blood in stool. Baby seems irritated, in pain, or refuses to feed. Signs of dehydration (less than 6 wet diapers/day after day 5 of life). Baby is not gaining weight or losing weight. If your newborn is less than a month old, passing small amounts of yellow stool 20+ times a day, feeding well, and is active—it is usually normal. But if you’re unsure or the stool is watery (like diarrhea), it’s a good idea to consult your pediatrician to rule out any digestive issues or infections. Would you like to tell me the baby’s age and whether she is breastfed or formula-fed? I can give you a more specific answer.