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My baby is 6 days old. and for the past two days she has only been giving wet farts and not actual poo. is this normal for a newborn or not? t.i.a
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If it gets hard: Breast fed babies can have a little poo each feed or a big blowout every 7-10 days.Watery stools are common. Formula babies are more regular. Nothing you posted is alarming.
Answered 3/9/2019
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