<font color ="#3b5998"><b> @616da041202a1a0013095812 </b></font><font color ="#3b5998"><b></b></font><font color ="#3b5998"><b></b></font> if baby has cough, then there are chances of some mucus in stools as they cannot spit out phlegm and phlegm can only be removed either by vomiting or through poop. but large amount of mucus can signify intestinal inflammation or infections...

what if mucus is present in baby's poop?

doc also advised the same ...keep chkg fr mucus rather than poo counts. thanks a lot fr ur <u>help</u>

when u start solids.. poo count does increase. unless its black or white - extremely runny or smelly., or has mucus...everythin is normal.

check with your doctor... if it's more and watery chances of dehydration. Give more water to baby. And just feed one item in the morning.. and slowly increase the feed. Don't force feed. what u are giving to baby matters a lot?