If she's exclusively breastfed and gaining proper weight - then it's lactose intolerance and nothingg to worry about - give her - Neosmile drops 10 drops three times a day and apply hydroheal gel near anal region
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Keep an eye out for colic, weight loss and fever
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Thanks for your question. Based on your description, here are the likely causes and steps you can take:
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✅ Common Causes of Green Watery Stools in Breastfed Infants:
1. Foremilk–Hindmilk Imbalance:
• If the baby is switching breasts too soon, she may be getting more foremilk (watery milk rich in lactose) and less hindmilk (fat-rich milk).
• This can cause green, frothy, or watery stools.
• What to do:
Make sure baby empties one breast fully before offering the second breast.
2. Mild Gut Sensitivity or Immaturity:
• The digestive system in young infants is still developing.
• Greenish stool can be normal if baby is otherwise active, feeding well, and gaining weight.
3. Frequent Stooling Causing Diaper Rash:
• The redness around the anus could be diaper rash or mild irritation from frequent acidic stools.
4. Possible Mild Infection or Food Sensitivity (Less likely):
• If you’ve recently had antibiotics, or if baby was exposed to formula or non-sterile feeds, it can sometimes lead to loose stools.
• In some cases, something in your diet (like excessive dairy, caffeine, or spicy food) might trigger sensitivity.
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