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My little boy is 4 days old last night he :(

Drank lots of milk I didn't give him breast milk because he didn't want to eat that one but I gave him the little formulas they give you at the hospital well he drank like 8 of only 30 ml but he poop fast like right now he just ate and then when he was done eating he POOP and like watery poop is it normal?:(
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My baby pooped right after eating as well. That actually happened quite frequently and the doctor said it was actually very healthy for them to do that.he even would go while eating as well.I wouldn't be worried unless he's throwing up a lot. And the poop sounds normal. Formula fed babies have a slightly different stool than breastfed babies. :) hope this helped. Good luck and congratulations on your baby!
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Newborns' poop is rarely solid like our's or say, a toddler's is. I wouldn't be worried about it, it sounds normal(: but if you still feel unsure about it call your OBGYN or the baby's pediatrician, they'll help you no problem
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That's completely normal. Newborns commonly poop with every feeding. When you say watery do you mean like just liquid? Or is it just really soft mustardy seedy yellow to greenish brown?
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You may need to try a new formula
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