To start, choose the stool below that looks most like your baby’s
This visual guide to baby poop will provide you with an idea of what’s normal and what’s not as your newborn grows, drinks breast milk or formula, and starts eating solids. Additionally, it will also help give you a clearer indication of when not to worry and when it’s wise to be concerned.
For instance, a child’s excretion of black, red, or white poop are tell-tale signs that you should immediately call your child’s doctor.
Do not hesitate to call your doctor also, should you have any questions about bowel movements, especially when dealing with a newborn child.
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Greenish-Black Coloured and Sticky
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See MoreBright Green or Lime-Coloured
See MoreMaroon-Coloured
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See MoreChalky and White-Coloured
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