Hey there! Congratulations on your little one! It's completely normal for babies to have frequent, small poopings, especially in the first few months. As long as the poop isn't watery or accompanied by other concerning symptoms like fever or fussiness, it's likely just a normal part of your baby's digestive system adjusting. One possible cause of this could be that your baby's digestive system is still developing and getting used to processing breastmilk or formula. Another reason could be that babies have a very fast transit time through their intestines, leading to more frequent poopings. To help ease your worries, keep an eye on your baby's overall behavior and health. If your baby seems happy, active, and is gaining weight well, then the frequent pooping is probably nothing to worry about. However, if you notice any changes in your baby's behavior or if you're still concerned, don't hesitate to reach out to your pediatrician for reassurance. Remember, every baby is unique, and what might be normal for one baby may not be the same for another. Trust your instincts as a parent and remember that you're doing a great job taking care of your little one. Hang in there, mama! You're doing amazing! https://invl.io/cll6she
Ya you need to wait for them to finish. Slowly you’ll recognise their poop face / clenched fists super cute!!! And then you’ll know when they are done. I even encourage my baby to poop by doing the NG NG sound haha now i can summon her to poop 90% of the time. Also my baby’s fists will relax when shes done!!!
Sometimes its because your baby fart and poopoo come out bit by bit as they cant control and they have gassy tummy. It happen to mine too.
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Hmm maybe u can let baby poo finish before changing? Sometimes they are squeezing the poo out
mine is the same and yellowish mustard. i also changed 3 diapers in 10 mins
U can wait awhile before changing. Sometimes they haven't poo finish.