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With DS recent issues -- what color is you or your child's poop normally.
His are yellowish/green with dark green fleck, though well formed and he goes about 2-3 times a day. As a baby they were the consistency of cake frosting and smelled like feta cheese.
With DS recent issues -- what color is you or your child's poop normally.
His are yellowish/green with dark green fleck, though well formed and he goes about 2-3 times a day. As a baby they were the consistency of cake frosting and smelled like feta cheese.
With DS recent issues -- what color is you or your child's poop normally.
His are yellowish/green with dark green fleck, though well formed and he goes about 2-3 times a day. As a baby they were the consistency of cake frosting and smelled like feta cheese.
With DS recent issues -- what color is you or your child's poop normally.
His are yellowish/green with dark green fleck, though well formed and he goes about 2-3 times a day. As a baby they were the consistency of cake frosting and smelled like feta cheese.
With DS recent issues -- what color is you or your child's poop normally.
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<br />His are yellowish/green with dark green fleck, though well formed and he goes about 2-3 times a day. As a baby they were the consistency of cake frosting and smelled like feta cheese.
An orange/light brown color is what I see most often; it gets brighter or lighter colored when it's greasier than usual. She does have green poop sometimes, especially when she has been sick (or been drinking Gatorade!)
An orange/light brown color is what I see most often; it gets brighter or lighter colored when it's greasier than usual. She does have green poop sometimes, especially when she has been sick (or been drinking Gatorade!)
An orange/light brown color is what I see most often; it gets brighter or lighter colored when it's greasier than usual. She does have green poop sometimes, especially when she has been sick (or been drinking Gatorade!)
An orange/light brown color is what I see most often; it gets brighter or lighter colored when it's greasier than usual. She does have green poop sometimes, especially when she has been sick (or been drinking Gatorade!)
An orange/light brown color is what I see most often; it gets brighter or lighter colored when it's greasier than usual. She does have green poop sometimes, especially when she has been sick (or been drinking Gatorade!)
Depends, Usually formed brown but can be yellow(seems it is like this when she doesn't get enough enzymes and ate fatty foods). She usually goes once a day; though sometimes skips a day and if that happens then she'll make up for it the next day with anywhere from 1-4 poops that day.
Depends, Usually formed brown but can be yellow(seems it is like this when she doesn't get enough enzymes and ate fatty foods). She usually goes once a day; though sometimes skips a day and if that happens then she'll make up for it the next day with anywhere from 1-4 poops that day.
Depends, Usually formed brown but can be yellow(seems it is like this when she doesn't get enough enzymes and ate fatty foods). She usually goes once a day; though sometimes skips a day and if that happens then she'll make up for it the next day with anywhere from 1-4 poops that day.
Depends, Usually formed brown but can be yellow(seems it is like this when she doesn't get enough enzymes and ate fatty foods). She usually goes once a day; though sometimes skips a day and if that happens then she'll make up for it the next day with anywhere from 1-4 poops that day.
Depends, Usually formed brown but can be yellow(seems it is like this when she doesn't get enough enzymes and ate fatty foods). She usually goes once a day; though sometimes skips a day and if that happens then she'll make up for it the next day with anywhere from 1-4 poops that day.
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