Breastfed Baby Poop 101! 💩✨ Ever wondered if your baby's poop is normal? You’re not alone—it’s one of the BIGGEST questions parents ask! From multiple poops a day to a whole week with none, we’re here to decode the diaper for you. 🍼👶 Do you have more questions? Genie Chat is here 24/7 to help you navigate all things parenting anytime you need. Tap here to learn more: https://parentinggenie.com.au/geniechat/ #ParentingTips #BreastfeedingJourney #MomLife #DadLife #BabyCare #NewbornTips #Parenti

Newborn Poop Drama? 💩 Don't Stress, Mama & Papa! In the early months, your baby’s poop schedule can seem like a mystery — but guess what? It’s usually completely normal! 🍼 Month 1: Pooping 4-5 times a day? Totally okay! 👶 Tiny tummy, frequent feeds = frequent poops. ⠀ 🍼 Month 2-3: Suddenly only pooping once every 3 to 7 days? Yup — that’s STILL normal! As long as your little one is: ✅ Feeding well ✅ Active and playful ✅ Passing soft stools There's usually nothing to worry about! Tiny tummy =

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How to Poop after giving Birth from a Labor & Delivery Nurse 💩🤰🤱 Step 1: Grab a Squatty Potty or Stool to elevate your feet to align your rectum in a position that is easier to pass 💩 Step 2: If you had a C-section, use a pillow to help guard the incision while you gently push your 💩 out. Step 3: Pat dry with toilet paper or unscented wipes & use a peri bottle to keep your bottom extra clean! Warm or cool water works best. Step 4: Line your pad with tucks pads or spray with Dermoplast (topi

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