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When I was not a mother, I felt so stinky when I saw other children pooping, and I walked with my nose covered, but since I became a mother, I would carefully observe my child's stool every day, and I couldn't wait to take a magnifying glass to see if there was anything else in the child's stool, and even take a closer look at what the child's stool looked like. Mothers are very concerned about the time, color, and shape of their children's stools.

Babies who have just arrived in the New World have some problems with diet and imported milk sources, which make many babies have dry stools. The following is a detailed introduction to the expertise of dry stool in infants, hoping to help us understand this problem in a short time.

When the baby has dry stools, the mother should feed the baby warm water. Also, I had to find out why. Babies with severe constipation are easily angry. Dry feces in babies are caused by a lack of milk, or milk is high in protein that the baby cannot digest.

When the baby is born, there is a thick black and green thing on the diaper that has no smell. Because the newborn's fetus is made up of the mother's amniotic fluid, mucus, white dandruff, and other cervical items, it doesn't smell, so you may not even know that you have to change the baby's diaper. After 2 to 4 days of birth, the baby's feces will become pale in color, a little green, and non-sticky, which is called a connecting chair.

This bowel movement indicates that the baby gradually digests and absorbs the initial milk or secret formula, and the intestines function normally.

The feces of newborns are green, and parents who are exclusively breastfeeding do not have to worry, it is a brief situation. When a baby has a fever, cold, hunger, or indigestion, so does the newborn's green stool. Parents should be aware of the distinctions and special policies to care for their babies.

(1) Exclusive breastfeeding with green stools.

The color of the stool is closely related to the chemical reaction of bile. The bile above the colon contains bilirubin and biliverdin, which gives the stool a light green color. When bowel movements are sent to the rectum, biliverdin decreases and is converted to bilirubin.

The large ones are pale yellow. The feces of exclusively breastfed infants are weakly acidic. It is also normal for part of the bilirubin to be converted into biliverdin due to the action of intestinal bacteria, and the stool is light green.

If your baby is well breastfed exclusively and is generally normal, parents don't have to worry. This is only a temporary situation. As the baby develops, things like this will improve dramatically.

(2) Fever and cold.

When your baby has a fever and cold, his abdomen and feet are likely to be cold, and his bowel movements may be emerald green. This is because fever and colds can cause stools to go too fast, and the bilirubin in the rectum is not easily reduced to bilirubin, so emerald green color occurs. This is also one of the common factors in green manure.

(3) Starvation

Some babies are likely to be underfed. Starvation accelerates intestinal peristalsis, resulting in green stools. The baby cries and is upset from hunger. Such a thing only requires increasing the food intake for the baby to eat.

(4) Fortified iron infant formula.

The stool of formula-fed infants is alkaline and can further convert some of the fecal bilirubin into fecal bile progen, and the fecal chemicals are not colored, so the stool is usually light yellow. If infant formula doesn't fully digest and absorb iron, it can make his bowel movements green.

Newborn stool is green, exclusive breastfeeding stool is green, stool may also be emerald green when you have a fever and cold, green feces will also be discharged when you are hungry, reinforced iron infant formula, and the feces discharged are light yellow, mostly watery in shape, and less solidified.

Generally, when looking at a child, it is to see whether his stomach is good or not, as long as the poop meets a baby's digestion, it will always be the healthiest.

My baby is very normal, the frequency of my child's stool is very normal, the stool is relatively soft, and the color is also golden.