Sentences with phrase «baby poop smells»

In the first few weeks of like if your breastfed baby poop smells bad, it may be because of the food you are consuming dairy products.

Not exact matches

In general baby smells more because of gas and smelly poops.

Babies that are breastfed smell better in general due to having less gas and much better smelling poop.

This means that breast milk baby poop is a mustard color and has very little smell.

The drool can also make your baby's poop so acidic you can smell it (eew) and can cause patches on the butt and anus that look almost burned from the acidic drool.

The color of stools from formula - fed babies may also appear more yellowish and smell more like older children's poop, while breastfed babies usually excrete a finer consistency of darker shades with some green and brown that smells quite different from the normal poo you're used to.

Even when baby pees or poops, they should only mildly smell.

Everyone loves the smell of a nice clean baby, and when a baby is has been peeing, pooping, and spitting all day starts to smell like old spit up and dirty diapers it might be tempting to give them their first bath, but if they still have their umbilical cord stump then this is a horrible idea.

Yep, her hands on my breast and my baby smelled like poop.

As babies go through various changes, the frequency, consistency, color, and smell of poop can all change drastically... and vary from baby to baby.

There's a wide range of what's considered «normal» when it comes to baby poop, so don't be alarmed by what you see (or smell!)

Babies can't stay smelling fresh forever when they poop so much, and the same is very much true for the toddler years.

These bags are totally waterproof and hold the smells in... no different than wrapping up a pair of baby's pants that got a poop leak on them to bring them home.

However hard you worked to have a baby doesn't make her cries less upsetting, her poop smell any better and doesn't mean you won't long for lazy Sundays when you had nothing to do but binge - watch Scandal.

You're in for a surprise when it comes to the color, texture and smell of baby poop!

An explosive horrible smell in your baby's poop can translate to a medical condition that needs to be checked.

Newborn baby poop doesn't really smell.

The food that you introduce to your child will affect the way your baby's poop look like and smell like.

In the weeks where your baby already got rid of meconium, her yellowish poop will have a mild sour smell but the smell is pretty much tolerable that even if you fill up your diap er pail, it won't stink too much.

There are three main causes of why your baby's poop smell and why it looks different at some point.

When your baby has a really foul sour smelling poop, she may be allergic or intolerant to certain foods.

If your breastfed baby's poop smell bad but she's still well and active, there is nothing to worry about.

Smaller babies, in general, don't have smelly poop; it has a mild sour smell but not to the point that it makes you gag.

If your baby has allergies to the food you take, it would also result in a differently smelling poop and a different texture and color.

(The normal breastfed baby produces stool that's soft but with recognizable poop - like form; it also smells sweetish, like buttermilk, or has no real odor.)

Diarrhea is not common in the exclusively breastfed baby but if they get it, it's generally VERY watery, comes VERY often, is usually green or almost neon can be mucousy, and almost always has a VERY foul odor (much worse than the mild smell of a breastfed baby's poop — which is one awesome benefit of breastfeeding!).

Sometimes when we offer, our babies refuse and just need some cuddles from someone who doesn't smell like old breastmilk, spit up or baby poop.

Everyone can not handle your baby's poop smell or the whining or wailing of your baby.

Side note — Exclusively breastfed babies will have relatively sweet smelling poop.

Obviously all babies are different but as a rule breastfed babies have much looser stools (sometimes it's almost like they have diarrhoea) and tend to smell less than the poop of formula fed babies which may be firmer but can have a more distinct smell while being also a more traditional colour (different types of brown).

Here's a win for breastfed babies — their newborn poop really doesn't smell bad.

Most breastfeeding mothers will agree that their baby's poop really isn't that offensive — it actually smells rather sweet!