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Is your baby’s pee and poop normal? Or a sign of something serious?

In this detailed guide, Dr. Anupriya explains how to understand your baby’s pee and poop patterns — what’s healthy, what’s abnormal, and when you need to see a doctor. This video is perfect for new parents who are worried about their baby’s hydration, diaper output, poop colors, and more.

Learn how to confidently track your newborn’s health through their diapers and identify warning signs early.

📌 What you’ll learn in this video:

What’s normal and abnormal in baby’s pee
How many wet diapers to expect daily
What pink stains in diapers mean
Why baby’s urine color and smell matter
Normal poop colors & textures (breastfed vs. formula-fed)
Abnormal poop: red, black, white & what they mean
When baby’s poop frequency is concerning
When to visit your pediatrician immediately

🕒 Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction
00:14 - What you’ll learn in this video
00:55 - Normal baby pee: first urine, wet diaper count & color
01:32 - What are urate crystals & pink diaper stains?
02:20 - Abnormal pee: less urine, dark color, foul smell, pain, blood
03:34 - Normal baby poop: first poop, meconium, transitional stool
04:12 - Breastfed baby poop: color, texture, frequency
05:02 - Formula-fed baby poop: color, texture, smell
05:35 - Which poop colors are normal? Yellow, brown, green
06:35 - Abnormal poop colors: red, white, black
07:54 - Abnormal poop frequency & consistency
08:14 - Summary: how to know when to see a doctor

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Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only and not a substitute for professional health services. See a medical professional for a personalized consultation.

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