Normal: This is common. As long as she is eating fine, not vomiting, no fever, not to worry. If it continues, the baby should have a weight check to make sure she is taking enough calories, since insufficient calories can cause a decrease in stools. Assuming that you are nursing, sometimes dairy in your diet can also cause constipation. If it continues and her weight is fine, consider stopping dairy.
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That depends upon: If your baby is behaving normally, has had a fever, or other recent illness. How is your baby's appetite? If everything is otherwise normal, probably she needs a little more fluid. Summer is a difficult time for little ones that become dehydrated easily. If she appears to be in pain or if she has a fever or vomiting, if she isn't making urine normally, have her checked out right away.
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If she is: Breast fed it is 100% normal. Is she is bottle fed it is normal if. She is eating and acting normally. If she starts to grunt and push then call your pediatrician
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