Babies' bodies tend to take in breast milk more completely—sometimes there's so little left that a baby may not poop for days. Up to a week between pooping can be normal in breastfed babies.

If you've spotted mucus in your little one's diaper, here's what it might mean – and when to check in with a doctor.

But don’t despair, because by the time your baby reaches 6 weeks old, they may have a bowel movement only once or twice a day. On the other hand, they may have one only every 7–10 days. (Yep ...

It doesn’t ease my nonstop mom guilt to hear about a parent like Katy Chatel, who taught her son to poop in an adult toilet at just 3 weeks old. Chatel describes her potty training approach for ...

Baby Poop Colors. First Week: Transition from Meconium. In the first week of life, a baby's stool changes from meconium to transitional stool, which is dark green to brown.

A baby's bowel movements can give important information about their health. Here, learn how many times a baby should poop each day and when to see a doctor.

What can we learn from baby poop? Well, as it turns out, a lot. In a study released Wednesday, researchers analyzed the pH balance in infant poop over the last century and found a significant ...

Now that our baby is four months, we’re practically poop veterans. Soon he’ll be eating solids. Which means a whole new color spectrum to discuss: purples, blues and chunks of undigested food ...

Baby poop may be source of beneficial probiotics according to scientsits. Getty Images . So, the team at Wake Forest School of Medicine created what they described as a "probiotic cocktail" made ...