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FF poop question

LPbean2LPbean2 member
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Im sure this has been asked before, poop being such a hot topic in our lives these days :)

So my question is about consistency.  We FF and LO (8wks btw) is starting a bit of a poop routine. But Im noticing that every poop is straight up LIQUID. Ive heard that FF babies have a thicker poop, so im wondering if this is some kind of allergy? Maybe I should switch formula? We havent done anything differently, and its the same formula from the hospital that we have been giving him all along. Is this normal and I am just poop paranoid?

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Re: FF poop question

  • Kellysh31Kellysh31

    Have you tried googling baby poop.  i did last night and it came back with alot of different types and what those generally mean.  

    https://www.babycenter.com/baby-poop-photos

     

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  • RumbleLinaRumbleLina member

    I have always been told peanut butter.

    DS had super loose stools that were mucousy on certain formulas because he had a milk and soy protein intolerance. I am not saying that is what your LO has though. DS threw up his formula and it was obvious.

    The formula sounds like it may not be settling well but I am wondering why after 8 weeks it starts. I would call your pedi and ask their advice but I would think changing to a sensitive formula might be an option.

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  • Kitiara5512Kitiara5512 member
    C always had runny poop, they didn't get thicker until he started cereal and avocadoes at 4-6 months.

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  • militarywife2bmilitarywife2b
    Ds is almost two months and his range from runny to peanut butter. Dr told this is completely normal.
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