Infant stool patterns can range from 10 times a day to once a week, and this is usually normal.Key Reasons: • Immature digestive system: Still developing, causing irregular bowel movements. • Feeding type: • Breastfed babies may poop after every feed or go days without stool. • Formula-fed babies tend to have fewer, more regular stools. • Developing gut flora and changes in feeding patterns also affect frequency.When to Worry: • Hard, pellet-like stools • Blood or mucus in stool • No stool in ov

Stools in babies less than 6 months: what’s normal? Since your infant is on an all-liquid diet, soft, squishy poops will be the norm for a while. It can be watery. It is not diarrhoea. Babies usually make up to 10 dirty diapers per day for the first couple of months, and then go two to four times per day until around 4 months of age—though this can vary a lot between babies, and pooping outside of this frequency is not necessarily cause for concern. The timing is thanks to the gastrocolic reflex