Is it normal for a 10 month old baby to have green poop?

Many parents will find that their ten-month-old baby's stool is green. When this problem occurs, most parents panic, thinking that it may be caused by some disease problems. But in fact, I hope parents can understand that if it is normal breastfeeding, the baby's stool will occasionally be light green, but it cannot be ruled out that it is caused by indigestion, so parents should pay attention to this phenomenon.

The stools of a normally breastfed baby may occasionally be light green. If your baby's stool is dark green, it is a sign of indigestion. When the stool is acidic, the bile contained in it oxidizes into green when exposed to air. Bilirubin in bile is a yellow pigment that makes feces yellow. After oxidation, bilirubin turns into biliverdin, which makes feces green.

When the excreted feces encounter oxygen in the air in the diaper, the bilirubin is oxidized into biliverdin, making the surface of the feces green. In addition, due to the action of Lactobacillus bifidum, the intestines have become acidic, and the stool has been oxidized in the intestines, turning green and being excreted from the body. Therefore, green stool is not abnormal, it is a normal phenomenon and there is no need to worry about it.

After reading the above introduction, I hope that parents can pay attention to these issues, so that they can better ensure the baby's health. When there are some abnormal conditions in his body, they should not be ignored to reduce some abnormal problems and the adverse effects and harm to their bodies.