During the process of growing up, babies often experience heat or cold, which can cause significant changes in the shape of their stool. Therefore, the characteristics of their stool can be used to determine whether a child has been exposed to heat or cold. So, what does a baby's stool look like when exposed to heat?
Under normal circumstances, a baby's stool is yellow, yellow green, and soft. If green stool appears, it is rare to show symptoms of illness and is within the normal range. If the baby's stool is heated, it should be dark and dry. If the baby is heated, it is likely due to indigestion. If the baby does not cry or vomit, then the situation is not too serious. Parents should try to take the baby to the hospital for treatment.
Usually, babies should also eat more easily digestible foods, drink as much hot water as possible, and ensure that their abdomen is warm. Do not let the baby's abdomen get cold from the wind. And the mother also tries to encourage the baby to eat more foods and fruits that can reduce heat, such as bananas, apples, pears, etc. If the baby doesn't eat fruits, they can squeeze them into juice for the baby to drink.
Pay attention to strengthening the care of children in daily life, promote their bowel movements, closely observe their physical changes, and take them outside to bask in the sun more often.
