Whether the baby's stool is normal depends on whether it is artificially fed or breastfed. Due to different feeding methods, there may be some differences in the color and characteristics of infant feces, which must be carefully distinguished to help detect abnormalities in feces in a timely manner. So, what's going on with a baby's stool turning green and having nipple like structures?
Some baby stools are greenish blue and have nipples, which is different from normal baby stools. There are nipple like structures, which indicate whether there is digestion. Therefore, if a baby's stool turns blue and has nipple like structures, it is caused by poor digestion. For infants, the presence of milk valves in their stool indicates that they are primarily feeding on milk.
Because infants are breastfeeding, in order to avoid indigestion, it is important to consider their dietary hygiene. If the baby is feeding on breast milk, it is important to pay attention to the habit of breastfeeding the baby, as well as to pay attention to diet and avoid eating raw and cold foods, otherwise it can easily cause indigestion in the baby.
If a baby is fed formula milk, they may have large stools that turn blue and develop nipple like structures. It is important to pay attention to proper conditioning when feeding formula milk to the baby. This conditioning mainly involves feeding the baby a little water between two feedings, which helps promote the baby's gastrointestinal absorption.
