A warning for those eating lunch, this article contains pictures of actual baby poop. Don’t say we didn’t warn you... One thing nobody prepares you for when you welcome a new addition is the sheer ...

A parent or caregiver should contact a doctor immediately if they notice blood in a baby’s poop. A caregiver may also want to contact a doctor if they notice any unusual digestive symptoms in ...

Constipation is a concern if bowel movements are hard, infrequent, contain blood or mucus or seem to be causing pain. Diarrhea can be more difficult to detect because a baby's stool is naturally ...

Red is not a healthy poop color. Poop is usually red because there is blood in it. Parents or caregivers should seek medical advice as soon as possible. The baby may have a health problem ...

reported a 0.47% incidence of NEC in infants who had only occult blood in the stools, a 63% incidence in those who had only gross blood, and a 90% incidence in those with occult blood progressing ...

As it turns out, some baby girls can have a mini ... usually from passing a large or hard stool, nappy rash which has started to bleed, swallowed maternal blood (for instance, from cracked nipples).