Breast-fed baby stool
Breast-fed babies usually have golden or yellow stools, which are mushy in texture, slightly sweet and sour in smell and not smelly. Occasionally, there will be small particles of milk petals or a slight green color. If the baby's stool is acidic, sometimes it will be mixed with some white particles. As long as the baby is in good condition, there is no need to worry.
Artificial feeding of infant feces
The feces of artificially fed babies are mostly yellowish or khaki, with hard texture and dry shape. If there is too much sugar in the milk powder, the stool will become slightly soft and have a slight rancid smell. If the baby excretes light green poop, this is normal, but if the color is dark, it may be a sign of indigestion. At this time, you can give your baby some digestive drugs.
Observe the baby's condition
If the baby who feeds milk powder excretes green stool, it may be that the intestinal peristalsis is too fast or there is inflammation. Pay attention to the baby's condition and seek medical attention in time if there is any abnormality.