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10 months old baby health issue
My baby daughter is 10 months old and past 2 weeks she is having semi solid potty just immediate after every time diet.
She doesn't have any constipation problem.
She takes 1 apple boiled smashed in the morning, then cerelac around 10am. Smashed meals for afternoon lunch. Then dexolac (stage 2) 6-8 spoon around 5-6pm. Night she takes cerelac again around 9pm. She sleeps well at night.
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if child playful then no worries..
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give pomegranate juice..
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According to your description it's normal.
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Dr. Jagan Mohan Varakala
Pediatrician
13 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Infants can pass stools every time they have food . That is normal until it is not watery loose motion . Give nestum rice instead of cerelac for the baby
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