As a Pediatrician, I talk about poop on the daily. Poop talk doesn’t faze me. As a parent, it shouldn’t faze you either. It’s normal. And hey—everybody poops! Here’s some things to know about infant poop: 💩Very first stool passed is meconium—a dark green/black, tarry substance that is the first stool passed after birth. 💩Over the next 2-3 days, the stool will begin to transition to a dark green and yellow, seedy color. 💩Stool can be various earth-tone colors—yellow, brown, green, etc. What re

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Infant stool patterns can range from 10 times a day to once a week, and this is usually normal.Key Reasons: • Immature digestive system: Still developing, causing irregular bowel movements. • Feeding type: • Breastfed babies may poop after every feed or go days without stool. • Formula-fed babies tend to have fewer, more regular stools. • Developing gut flora and changes in feeding patterns also affect frequency.When to Worry: • Hard, pellet-like stools • Blood or mucus in stool • No stool in ov