从大便的性状便能判断宝宝的喂养情况（Judging from the characteristics of the stool, the babys feeding situation）.docVIP

从大便的性状便能判断宝宝的喂养情况（Judging from the characteristics of the stool, the babys feeding situation） How do parents know when their newborn baby is fed properly? Judging from the characteristics of the stool, the babys feeding situation. Mothers who eat milk are yellow or golden in their stools. They are even like ointment, but they have no odor. They are usually more than 2~4 times daily, and some are as many as 7~8 times. This is called physiological diarrhea. Parents do not have to worry, this is a normal phenomenon, when the child grows to a certain period of time, this diarrhea will automatically disappear. Children who feed with milk have fewer stools, and they are given 1~2 times a day, slightly smelly. A child who has just been born, even if he has not eaten anything, usually turns on dark green stools after 10~12 hours of life. After feeding 3~4 days, the stool is yellowish green. This is called transitional stool, followed by gradual yellow stool. If the baby does not have meconium excretion within 24 hours after birth, or 4~5 days or so there is no normal stool discharge, the doctor should be promptly checked. Some infants defecate more frequently and less, and they are more green mucus. The valve is less, the child appetite is too large, should gradually reduce the amount of milk. Some also reduce the amount of milk still diarrhea, this may be hunger diarrhea, should be appropriate to increase the amount of milk. Milk fed babies stool if there is excellent, foul smell, that too much milk, less sugar, should add some sugar in the milk; such as excessive sugar, baby stool bubble, will dilute yellow, sour heavy, it should be appropriate to reduce the quantity of sugar, increase the amount of milk. If the baby is born and has been discharged from the white stool, from yellow without urine and yellow, it is likely to be caused by congenital biliary obstruction. Infants and young children with intestinal infections, more frequent stool, thin stool or water stool, it