My daughter has been born for 50 days, and her bowel movements are getting looser and looser. What should I do?

Patient's question:

Patient Age: Female
First Follow-up Question: My daughter's stool is always foamy. What should I do, doctor?

Doctor's answer:

Children who are exclusively breastfed naturally have looser stools, so as long as they are not too loose, there is no major issue. You can try the following methods:
First, the mother should pay attention to her dietary habits and avoid (irritating) and overly greasy foods.
Second, it’s important to ensure the child is warm. Newborns are light in weight and have lower tolerance to both heat and cold compared to adults. If the child’s hands and feet are warm and there is no sweating, it means the current temperature is suitable for the child.
Third, it’s important to check if the child is allergic to breast milk.