Has anyone else’s little one had really watery diarrhoea? ❤️
My little girl has had lots of watery nappies. GP said it was probably something that didn’t agree with her and should pass.
She’s happy in herself, no temperature and seems absolutely fine otherwise. She’s also teething, but surely teething shouldn’t cause this much watery poo?
Would you go back to the GP for a second opinion, speak to the health visitor or wait it out as advised?
Has anyone experienced similar? How long did it last? Any advice appreciated! ❤️
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We are literally going through exactly the same thing!!!! I’m not sure GP has said the same and 111, just getting worried! 😭😭
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Has anyone else’s little one had really watery diarrhoea? ❤️
My little girl has had lots of watery nappies. GP said it was probably something that didn’t agree with her and should pass.
She’s happy in herself, no temperature and seems absolutely fine otherwise. She’s also teething, but surely teething shouldn’t cause this much watery poo?
Would you go back to the GP for a second opinion, speak to the health visitor or wait it out as advised?
Has anyone experienced similar? How long did it last? Any advice appreciated! ❤️
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