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Anyones breastfed babies gone from pooing 3-4 times a day to once a week since starting solids?

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My breastfed baby was like this when starting solids. We’re 2 months in now and finally seem to be getting poos more often (every other day ish) I’ve found pushing water has really helped frequency (we use a bottle with a straw which I know isn’t recommended but it’s stopping her being constipated) and I give her prunes or pares each morning for breakfast. Breastfed babies can go days without poo and it be fine but for us little one was struggling and did have laxatives from the docs. They said I can use them consistently but didn’t want to. So just do the above things xx

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We are in the same situation! Just had to give him a bath to relieve some gas as he was screaming in pain 😫

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Yess and then he does 3 poos in one day 😂 he doesn’t moan though when he hasn’t gone for a few days so I think it’s just new norm for him while he’s adjusting to solids.

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