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Should I be concerned?

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luvsun27
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Should I be concerned?

DD is almost 4 weeks old...and no poops for 2 days? She's eating ok, but also getting a little spit-up after she finished her bottle?

Thanks.

Posted 9/28/06 6:55 PM
 
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Re: Should I be concerned?

is she BF or formula fed?

Posted 9/28/06 6:57 PM
 

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Re: Should I be concerned?

Formula

Posted 9/28/06 6:57 PM
 

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Re: Should I be concerned?

Posted by luvsun27

Formula



Totally normal. When we went from breast Milk to Formula DD did not poo for 2 days, then OMG and explosion!Chat Icon

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Posted 9/28/06 7:00 PM
 

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Re: Should I be concerned?

my dr told me after 24 hrs of no poop to stick a thermometer up there to get it going.

He then said after another 24 hrs to do it again..if still nothing a gylcerine deposit.

I had to do the deposit once..not fun...but boy did she poop!!!

Posted 9/28/06 7:01 PM
 

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Re: Should I be concerned?

Posted by MrsSchwags

my dr told me after 24 hrs of no poop to stick a thermometer up there to get it going.

He then said after another 24 hrs to do it again..if still nothing a gylcerine deposit.

I had to do the deposit once..not fun...but boy did she poop!!!




i agree. formula fed babies should have bm's everyday, while BF can go days w/o. try the therm. trick, and then maybe a suppository. but of course, consult your ped first.
here's some poopie dust for Mollie Chat Icon Chat Icon Chat Icon

Posted 9/28/06 7:04 PM
 

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Re: Should I be concerned?

Posted by MrsERod

here's some poopie dust for Mollie Chat Icon Chat Icon Chat Icon



Where exactly do you buy that?Chat Icon


I agree. Try the thermometer. More than likely the minute before you try it, she'll go.

Posted 9/28/06 7:07 PM
 

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Re: Should I be concerned?

I would try the thermometer thing

Posted 9/28/06 7:10 PM
 

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Re: Should I be concerned?

When Animal was that age she pooped every other day...if not by tomorrow definitely do thermometer (if you already haven't)

Posted 9/28/06 7:37 PM
 

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Re: Should I be concerned?

I would give it another day. My doctor said that 3-4 days is normal for formula feed babies - especially since she is still small and not eating as much.

try the thermometer trick if she goes any longer than that.
Hope it works.Chat Icon

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Posted 9/28/06 8:03 PM
 

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Message edited 2/9/2007 2:21:40 PM.

Posted 9/28/06 8:22 PM
 

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Re: Should I be concerned?

hmmm...everything I've read online says not to do the thermometer thing Chat Icon

Do you think if I water down her formula, that will help?

If nothing by tomorrow...I will call the ped and see what they suggest.

Posted 9/28/06 10:03 PM
 

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Re: Should I be concerned?

My ped. said watering down formula is a big no-no. We did the thermometer and it worked like a charm.

Posted 9/28/06 10:07 PM
 

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Re: Should I be concerned?

How do I know how far to put the thermometer? I don't want to hurt her...

Posted 9/28/06 10:09 PM
 

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Re: Should I be concerned?

Posted by luvsun27

How do I know how far to put the thermometer? I don't want to hurt her...



JUst the tip- as if you were taking her temp.

You could also try and give her 1oz of warm water- sometimes it helps loosen them up....

Posted 9/28/06 10:18 PM
 

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Re: Should I be concerned?

The thermometer always works for us. You could try sitting her in a warm bath. That gets things going for some babies.

Posted 9/28/06 10:25 PM
 

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Re: Should I be concerned?

You could also rub gently to the left of her belly button.

Posted 9/28/06 10:48 PM
 

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Re: Should I be concerned?

Thanks everyone! I did the rubbing belly thing, and also moving her legs in a circle motion (like a bike) and DH did the 2am feeding/diaper change and told me that she had a full poop diaper!

Posted 9/29/06 7:33 AM
 

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Re: Should I be concerned?

Good to hear!!!Chat Icon I'm sure Mollie was thrilled! Chat Icon

Posted 9/29/06 7:38 AM
 

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Re: Should I be concerned?

Yay! Glad Mollie worked herself out

Posted 9/29/06 8:16 AM
 

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Re: Should I be concerned?

Posted by luvsun27

Thanks everyone! I did the rubbing belly thing, and also moving her legs in a circle motion (like a bike) and DH did the 2am feeding/diaper change and told me that she had a full poop diaper!



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Posted 9/29/06 11:58 AM
 

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Glad everything "worked out"Chat Icon

Posted 9/29/06 12:20 PM
 
 

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