After birth, the immune system is not fully developed, making it particularly susceptible to the invasion of bacteria and pathogens. Many parents do not pay attention to other factors when they see that their baby's appetite is good. In fact, the baby's stool is also a reference standard reflecting their physical health condition. So, what's going on with the yellow green stool of an 11 day old baby?
At 11 days old, a baby's stool should be yellow and sticky. Yellow green stool appears, indicating poor digestion or a cold stomach in the baby. The infant's digestive system is in a gradually improving state, and eating too thick, too much, too hot, or too cold can all cause indigestion in infants. In addition, improper care of the baby's belly button or catching a cold in the stomach can lead to yellow green stools in the baby.
A newborn baby, even without feeding, will defecate multiple times within 12 hours. Generally, the color of stool is brownish black, which is the fetal stool of infants. After the baby's fetal stool is completely discharged from the mother's body, the stool is basically normal, and normal stool is usually yellow.
The appearance of feces with color and shape differences in infants is mostly caused by intestinal dysfunction. For example, if a baby catches a cold, they will defecate in green; If the baby eats too much cold air, it will pull green foam like stool; Infant intestinal diseases may cause red stools.
