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My 2 year old has poops that are pretty much the color and consistency of what he eats(mushed up) he's top of charts for weight and height. normal?
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Likely,yes: Stools that are formed and free of blood or excess mucous are generally considered to be normal. Similar percentiles for height and weight suggests a healthy big child. Sudden changes in a growth percentile should be considered cause for investigation.
Answered 12/12/2014
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