what could be causing my 8 week old to not be shit?
I breastfeed my baby and has been poop once every 5 to 6 days. which could be causing this? They said it was because I was eating chocolate. I stopped eating chocolate for a week and even better not. please help!
Because milk is well absorbed if they are left with little to defecate. It is very common, and a little disconcerting, but normal. Eat your chocolate well – as long as it is the acquisition and growth. Some breastfed babies do shit almost every time they nurse, the rest are old shit I almost every time I nursed her little brother poop once a week for months, both exclusively breastfed – which grew at the same pace and were at the top of the charts for growth and length.
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