Two month old baby has yellow watery stool

If the stool of a two-month-old baby is yellow watery, you should consider the problem of bacterial infection in the intestine, or improper diet recently. Mothers eating too cold or too irritating food will cause such phenomenon in the baby's stool. As a mother, you should pay attention to dietary taboos in normal times, control your eating habits during breastfeeding, and adjust the baby's diet as well.

If an infant has diarrhea, the mother should avoid eating citrus fruits.

Generally speaking, watery diarrhea in babies usually occurs in the neonatal stage, especially in infants under three months old, diarrhea is very common.

If a baby who is exclusively breastfed has diarrhea, the first thing to do is to adjust the mother's diet. Generally, for full-term babies who are exclusively breastfed, the most direct cause of any physical discomfort comes from the mother. Therefore, the mother must avoid eating foods such as oranges, green dates, etc. that are likely to cause diarrhea in the baby.

One day after Little Naughty was one month old, I ate several green dates. As a result, the baby had loose green stools that day. Fortunately, I replaced them with apples in time, and the baby returned to normal the next afternoon.

If babies have watery diarrhea after adding complementary foods, it is because of gastrointestinal discomfort caused by improper food addition.

At this time, the mother should first find out whether the baby has added any new complementary food on the day of diarrhea or in the previous two days. The baby's stomach is delicate, and any newly added complementary food may cause gastrointestinal discomfort and lead to diarrhea.

After figuring it out, reduce the amount of complementary food by half and observe for two days. If the symptoms of diarrhea are relieved, then you can continue to eat the complementary food. If the symptoms are not relieved or even get worse, stop eating the complementary food immediately and observe. Decide whether to go to the hospital based on the situation.

Babies who are purely bottle-fed have watery diarrhea, and there is a science to preparing milk powder.

Nowadays, many babies are raised by their grandmothers. The elderly are always worried that the milk powder is too dilute and the baby will not be full or the milk is not nutritious. In fact, this view is wrong.

Although preparing milk powder may seem simple, it actually involves a lot of knowledge. Whether the bottle is clean, the thickness of the milk powder, a sudden increase in the amount of milk, and whether the milk temperature is too high or too low can all cause the baby's stomach to be unable to adapt in time, resulting in diarrhea and watery stools.

If the diarrhea is caused by milk powder, you must adjust your milk preparation habits and strictly follow the instructions on the milk powder can. Do not increase or decrease the amount without authorization.