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2 month old baby poop

My 2 month old total breastfed baby is pooping significantly lesser-- abt 3-4 times a day as compared to almost every feed last time. Is it normal to decrease?

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Eugenia Goh

Burrito's mummy

It's normal as their digestive system gets more efficient!

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Mich

Time flies! Baobei growing too fast for mama’s comfort

Very normal. Mine 9 weeks, poops once every few days.

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Jas

First time mum

Yup, it’s normal. Breast milk is easily digested.

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Cherlyn

Mum of 2 beautiful girls

Perfectly normal:)

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Louiz

Mother of two

Yes. Its normal

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