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Green potty 3-4 times in a day
My daughter used to do yellow potty only once in the morning but from past 2-3 days she is doing green potty in small small quantities 3-4 times in day. Is there a digestion problem? Or could there be a teething issue?
Other info : My daughter is 5 months old. And i have started giving her apple puree from past 8-10 days since my milk has reduced and she refuses formula milk ( tried 2-3 different brands of formula milk/ used different bottles but she refused all)so i had to start apple puree.
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It’s completely normal for babies to pass greenish stools you just have to continue giving breast feeding and switch to moong daal and rice porridge instead of apple puree and don’t give formula feeds as they contain lactose and might increase the frequency of stools. If your child is active and passing urine at regular intervals and there is no redness in the anal area there is nothing to worry.
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No issues with green potty..not abnormal
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