Sentences with phrase «meconium stools do»

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It's inevitable and natural, but most new parents don't know the difference between meconium and transitional stool and what to look for.

How long do babies have those black tarry and sticky stools called meconium?

Although many parents are worried that their babies will just never stop filling their diapers with meconium, some babies have the other problem and simply don't have a meconium stool on their first day or two of life.

If your baby does not have a bowel movement or pass a meconium stool, it could be a sign that something is wrong.

It is the combination of these adjectives, especially «large,» «thick,» and «sticky,» that make meconium stools hard to clean up and don't make many new parents look forward to these dirty diapers.

Once your baby is done passing meconium and has spent a few days nursing or bottle feeding, his poop will begin to resemble more of what you'd expect a baby's stool to look like — green and goopy.