Baby's stool can be used to identify various diseases. As first-time parents, it is important to observe the changes in the baby's body. If the baby's stool is bleeding and abnormal, it is necessary to pay more attention. At the age of one, the baby's stool will show various color changes and shapes. It is necessary to know the condition of normal stool in order to make a comparative diagnosis. So, what is the normal color chart for one year old baby's stool?
Normal color chart for 1-year-old baby's stool
1、 Green poop
1. Breastfeeded infants with greenish stools, catching a cold, being hungry, or consuming iron formula milk powder can all affect the occurrence of greenish stools.
2、 Newborn black stool
Some mothers feed their babies iron fortified formula, and unabsorbed iron can cause their stools to turn black. At this time, they can feed their babies vitamin C or foods high in vitamin C, and their stools will return to normal.
3、 Fresh red bloody stool
In general, when babies have mild diarrhea, they often excrete feces that look like blood. In fact, sometimes they are stained with pigments in food or medicine. If the mother cannot distinguish them clearly, the baby's feces can be tested.
4、 White granular feces
Newborns who are breastfed or fed infant formula often have white particles in their feces, which are wrapped in bright yellow or brown substances. This is due to the underdeveloped gastrointestinal tract and immature digestive enzymes in newborns.
5、 Egg&vegetable soup like stool
Babies who consume milk or formula in this situation. In addition, if a baby gets cold, has indigestion, viral enteritis, etc., their stool will be egg shaped.
Normal color of baby's stool
1. Breastfeeded babies (golden soft stool): Due to the rich oligosaccharides in breast milk, it can fully stimulate gastrointestinal peristalsis, so most babies will not have hard stool or obvious odor, appearing golden yellow, occasionally slightly green and relatively thin; Or it is like ointment, uniform, with sour taste and no foam.
2. Artificially fed babies (earthy yellow hard stool): Babies fed formula milk have less stool, usually dry and rough, slightly hard as hard stool, but as long as it is not difficult to digest and does not resemble sheep stool, it is okay. If digestion is not a problem, it is usually a yellowish or golden color with a slight sour odor, about 1-2 times a day.
3. Stool after taking complementary foods (darker color): Babies start adding complementary foods from 4 months old, and as the number and variety of complementary foods increase, their stool gradually approaches that of adults and becomes darker in color.
After seeing whether the baby's stool is normal or not, we have already gained some understanding. If we find that the baby's stool has other colors or some abnormal changes in shape, it needs to be taken seriously. It is easy to identify some diseases in the baby's body through the baby's stool. To take good care of the baby, we should learn to correctly analyze the changes in stool color and shape.