How many times a day is normal for a 3 month old baby to poop?

Children's immunity is very fragile, especially in daily life. The child's stool can be used to observe the child's gastrointestinal conditions. Many times, the child's stool is secreted by bile, which dyes the stool yellow, some are cyan, and some are green. Therefore, the frequency and defecation of the child can be used to observe the baby's physical condition. So, it is normal for a 3-month-old baby to defecate several times a day.

Bilirubin in bile is a yellow pigment that makes feces appear yellow. Bilirubin can be oxidized to biliverdin, which makes the stool green. The feces excreted by children on the diaper encounters oxygen in the air, which converts bilirubin into biliverdin, making the surface of the feces green.

In addition, many bifidobacteria parasitize in the intestines of children, making the intestines acidic. The feces have been oxidized in the intestines and turned green before being excreted from the body. This is a normal physiological phenomenon. Most babies are like this.

And then there's the cold. This symptom may occur when the child is not full or when the child's stomach moves too fast due to hunger.

If your baby eats, plays and sleeps normally, there should be no problem.

If you feel that your baby is not healthy, go to the hospital to consult a doctor and listen to their advice.

The above introduces how many times a day a 3-month-old baby should defecate normally. If the baby’s stool color is wrong, it is mainly caused by poor gastrointestinal function. In daily life, mothers are advised not to feed their children too much or too little, and pay attention to a reasonable diet.