As Velsid said at the time, it is important to know about our children's poops because they are a sign of their intestinal health.
As for the color, the liquid pockets of newborn babies who are breastfeeding are greenish yellow and have a lumpy and soft texture.
As for the amount of daily bowel movements of a baby who is fed with breast milk, it can be very variable, without this meaning that the child may have some type of problem such as diarrhea or constipation.
One day can do each 4 or 5 times a day, even 8 or 10 the first months of life, and the next day defecate only 1 time throughout the day.
Once the baby starts feeding with artificial or formula milk the number of daily bowel movements usually decreases.
Although some parents may associate it with constipation, it is normal that when the baby passes into artificial milk has a rhythm of a daily deposition and almost always at the same time of day, it is the pattern of children who consume milk of non-human origin.
It is common to believe that the times our baby poops are related to the way we prepare the bottle, because we have put too much milk or little water.
But it is not due to that, but to the composition of milk with a large contribution of saturated fats and calcium that produce a less fluid digestion.
