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Hi everyone,
My second daughter is 3 months old now and seems to be breastfeeding well, gaining lots of weight, having lots of wet diapers and at least 1 poopy one a day! I've noticed the past couple days that her poop is really runny and doesn't have the seedy look that it did just last week. Should I be concerned about this?? Aren't those little bumps fat in the poop? So if they are not there is she not getting enough hind milk? I thought too much foremilk made the poops greenish though, hers are still the same color that they have always been. Thanks, KR |
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![]() "KR" wrote in message oups.com... Hi everyone, My second daughter is 3 months old now and seems to be breastfeeding well, gaining lots of weight, having lots of wet diapers and at least 1 poopy one a day! I've noticed the past couple days that her poop is really runny and doesn't have the seedy look that it did just last week. Should I be concerned about this?? Aren't those little bumps fat in the poop? So if they are not there is she not getting enough hind milk? I thought too much foremilk made the poops greenish though, hers are still the same color that they have always been. I don't worry about minor variations like that. She may start skipping days and that is OK too. -- Nikki, mama to Hunter 4/99 Luke 4/01 Brock 4/06 Ben 4/06 |
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"KR" wrote in message
oups.com... Hi everyone, My second daughter is 3 months old now and seems to be breastfeeding well, gaining lots of weight, having lots of wet diapers and at least 1 poopy one a day! I've noticed the past couple days that her poop is really runny and doesn't have the seedy look that it did just last week. Should I be concerned about this?? Aren't those little bumps fat in the poop? So if they are not there is she not getting enough hind milk? I thought too much foremilk made the poops greenish though, hers are still the same color that they have always been. Just a normal variation. They won't look seedy forever. They begin to use the breastmilk more efficiently, so they can go for days, even *gasp* a week without pooping...then when they do...yikes! At about four months old, still exclusively breastfeeding, my daughter's poop changed to a darker, browner colour with a fudgy, tar-like consistency, and she spaced them out to once every second day - or less.. And they smelt terrible! She also started having rotten smelling farts around the same time. None of this seemed to bother her. I put it all down to her making better use of the breastmilk, and the natural development of her intestine. -- Amy Mum to Carlos born sleeping 20/11/02, & Ana born screaming 30/06/04 http://www.freewebs.com/carlos2002/ http://www.babiesonline.com/babies/a/ana%5Fj%5F2004/ My blog: http://spaces.msn.com/members/querer-hijo-querer-hija/ |
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"KR" wrote: My second daughter is 3 months old now and seems to be breastfeeding well, gaining lots of weight, having lots of wet diapers and at least 1 poopy one a day! I've noticed the past couple days that her poop is really runny and doesn't have the seedy look that it did just last week. Should I be concerned about this?? No. Aren't those little bumps fat in the poop? Not that I have ever heard. So if they are not there is she not getting enough hind milk? I thought too much foremilk made the poops greenish though, hers are still the same color that they have always been. You're overthinking it. Check out your own stools for a week or two and you will see variations in colour, aroma and texture. It's not important unless the differences are extreme or there are other symptoms (eg, diarrhoea is watery -- not just runny -- and foul-smelling, and the child might be lethargic or feverish). -- Chookie -- Sydney, Australia (Replace "foulspambegone" with "optushome" to reply) "Parenthood is like the modern stone washing process for denim jeans. You may start out crisp, neat and tough, but you end up pale, limp and wrinkled." Kerry Cue |
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I overthink everything! LOL
Thanks for all the responses people... KR Chookie wrote: In article .com, "KR" wrote: My second daughter is 3 months old now and seems to be breastfeeding well, gaining lots of weight, having lots of wet diapers and at least 1 poopy one a day! I've noticed the past couple days that her poop is really runny and doesn't have the seedy look that it did just last week. Should I be concerned about this?? No. Aren't those little bumps fat in the poop? Not that I have ever heard. So if they are not there is she not getting enough hind milk? I thought too much foremilk made the poops greenish though, hers are still the same color that they have always been. You're overthinking it. Check out your own stools for a week or two and you will see variations in colour, aroma and texture. It's not important unless the differences are extreme or there are other symptoms (eg, diarrhoea is watery -- not just runny -- and foul-smelling, and the child might be lethargic or feverish). -- Chookie -- Sydney, Australia (Replace "foulspambegone" with "optushome" to reply) "Parenthood is like the modern stone washing process for denim jeans. You may start out crisp, neat and tough, but you end up pale, limp and wrinkled." Kerry Cue |
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![]() KR wrote: I overthink everything! LOL Thanks for all the responses people... KR Chookie wrote: In article .com, "KR" wrote: My second daughter is 3 months old now and seems to be breastfeeding well, gaining lots of weight, having lots of wet diapers and at least 1 poopy one a day! I've noticed the past couple days that her poop is really runny and doesn't have the seedy look that it did just last week. Should I be concerned about this?? No. Aren't those little bumps fat in the poop? Not that I have ever heard. So if they are not there is she not getting enough hind milk? I thought too much foremilk made the poops greenish though, hers are still the same color that they have always been. You're overthinking it. Check out your own stools for a week or two and you will see variations in colour, aroma and texture. It's not important unless the differences are extreme or there are other symptoms (eg, diarrhoea is watery -- not just runny -- and foul-smelling, and the child might be lethargic or feverish). -- Chookie -- Sydney, Australia (Replace "foulspambegone" with "optushome" to reply) "Parenthood is like the modern stone washing process for denim jeans. You may start out crisp, neat and tough, but you end up pale, limp and wrinkled." Kerry Cue My DH and I were just talking recently about how we never anticipated parenthood bringing so many discussions about poop. ![]() Our DS is now four and a half months old. His habits changed about a month ago. He no longer goes several times a day like he was, he'll go every other day, sometimes longer. Like you mentioned, the seediness is gone too, and wow it's starting to get stinky! As another poster said, their bodies just use the milk more efficiently as they mature, and there's less/different waste. Doesn't mean we can't worry though. ![]() KD & G |
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