Every detail of a baby's life needs to be carefully observed by the mother. Whenever there is any abnormality in the baby, the mother needs to be vigilant. Especially the baby's stool and urine can directly reflect their health condition, and mothers need to pay more attention. Is it normal for babies to have less urine and more stool?
When a baby is in good health, they should have less stool and more urine, which proves that their digestive function is good. The milk they eat is absorbed, and their stool is naturally less. Only in this way can the baby grow up healthy. If a baby has less urine and more stool, it is abnormal and indicates poor digestive function. If the consistency of stool changes, it may be caused by the baby's diarrhea.
When the baby has less urine and more stool, the mother should pay attention to feeding the baby more water, otherwise it may cause dehydration due to frequent stool. Especially when the baby has very little or no urine, mothers should pay more attention to replenishing the baby's water and seek medical attention if necessary. Because dehydration is very dangerous and can pose a threat to the life and health of babies.
During this period, it is best for mothers not to breastfeed their babies, as it will only increase the frequency of bowel movements and cause dehydration. It is best to feed your baby some rice oil, which can not only supplement the nutrients needed by the body, but also replenish water. Moreover, rice oil is easier to digest, does not increase the burden on the digestive system, and is more conducive to the recovery of the baby's digestive system.
