This article discusses the common causes and treatment methods for a one-year-old baby who has an increased appetite but experiences weight loss.

A parent inquires about an 8-month-old baby’s stool appearing like egg flowers and persisting for a month without improvement. The baby has taken probiotics and Bifidobacterium and Golden Bifidobacterium but the situation has not improved. They hope to understand if it’s possible to take both Bifidobacterium and Golden Bifidobacterium simultaneously, and to receive appropriate advice on improving the baby’s digestion issues.

In response to a two-month-old baby who has been exclusively breastfed and continues to have milk residue, the doctor suggests trying acidophilus bifidobacterium powder to improve digestion.

A 50-day-old baby has varying stool colors, sometimes yellow and sometimes green, with occasional brown mucus. The baby is exclusively breastfed and in good spirits. For the past three to four days, the stool has been yellow, green, and occasionally contains brown mucus. No history or effect of treatment.

How to Address the Stool Problems in a Nine-Month-Old Baby After Taking Probiotics

Discuss the method of identifying a baby’s gender by knocking on their stomach and its effectiveness, as well as common symptoms and treatment methods for pediatric digestive diseases.

Stool in a paste-like consistency in children, meaning loose and more uniformly textured, may be related to dietary habits and the composition of breast milk or formula. In newborns and infants, there can be quite a lot of variation in stool consistency and frequency.

How should you handle a situation where your child has reduced stool volume?