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Over the last couple of days I have been noticing chunks of undigested food in DS poopy nappies. Carrot, potatoes, pretty much anything he had eaten that was lumpy food.
Is this normal? His poop has never been like this before. I have seen chunks before but not to this extent. Is it possible that I need to make his food a bit more mashed? I have just been cutting into small prices which he is not chewing and just seems to swallow whole. Tonight mashed it more, and if it continues will take him to the doctors. (yuk question but should I take evidence?) |
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Perfectly normal, you should see some of my 2 year olds nappies
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03/04/2011, 08:00 PM
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i guess he just isnt chewing it properly, does he have enough teeth to chew?
TMI but my DS once pooped out a whole grape! im just glad he didnt choke on it going down!. |
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I thought that was normal??
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03/04/2011, 08:26 PM
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Thanks ladies
 DS is my first & I dont have a mum to ask this stuff of! I will keep my eye on it never the less, this mummy job is fraught with things to worry over! |
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QUOTE (TopsyTurvy @ 03/04/2011, 08:26 PM)  I will keep my eye on it never the less, this mummy job is fraught with things to worry over! If you're really interested, have a good look at your own, LOL. Some things aren't easily digested by people, (such as corn kernels and tomato skins.) |
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03/04/2011, 09:37 PM
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Wait until you start them on lots of sultanas! My little monster nicked and ate an entire box a few days ago. Her nappies were rank, stinky and full of sultanas that now resembled grapes again.. She even tried to eat one as it rolled out of ner nappy. Foul child. Totally normal. |
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03/04/2011, 09:39 PM
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Before my daughter was chewing much and if she ate sultanas, we used to get them coming right through and out into the nappy, but much juicier looking LOL!!! I think it is pretty common to get bits of food coming through. I never took her to the doctor about it.
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QUOTE (raven74 @ 03/04/2011, 10:37 PM) Wait until you start them on lots of sultanas! My little monster nicked and ate an entire box a few days ago. Her nappies were rank, stinky and full of sultanas that now resembled grapes again.. She even tried to eat one as it rolled out of ner nappy. Foul child.Totally normal. I have nothing to add, but raven your comment made me giggle |
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Oh yes sultana's!!! hahahaha. It is true - they come out looking like grapes.
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