Whether the baby's stool is normal has always been a concern for parents. Many mothers encounter the problem of green stool when taking care of their babies, and parents are very worried when they see green stool. They worry about whether the baby's body is abnormal. So, what's going on with the baby's yellow green stool?
Firstly, pulling yellow green feces may be caused by the baby catching a cold or suffering from indigestion. If there is a bacterial infection, it is necessary to actively take the baby for treatment. If there are no abnormalities found in the baby's stool during stool analysis, then the baby's yellow and green stool is caused by indigestion and exposure to cold. Mothers should adjust the baby's diet and keep the baby warm.
Secondly, even if the baby is not fully fed, they may still defecate. This is because when the baby is hungry, the peristalsis of the stomach and intestines will increase, and the bilirubin in the baby's intestines cannot be converted and can only be excreted through feces. Therefore, when feeding the baby, it is important to ensure that they are fully fed, but they should not eat too much.
Finally, some babies may not be able to absorb the iron in formula and may produce green stool. Additionally, their stool may contain white particles and may have an unpleasant odor. Or when feeding the baby with complementary foods, it is normal for the baby to have too much green food and therefore produce green stool.
