When does baby poop start to stink?

Once you introduce solids when your baby is around 6 months old, you may notice that your child’s poops take on a stronger odor. You may also find that your child has larger poop and in a range of colors based on what foods they have been eating.

Is it normal for baby poop to smell like poop? Bottle fed babies tend to have more solid stools that may even smell like real poop. The one thing that isn’t normal, is when a new baby has poop that smells sour or stinks up the whole house. Baby poop doesn’t develop any real odor until they have started solid foods.

When do babies start to poop a day? Formula-fed babies average two poops a day, but could have many more. Stage: Starting solids Age: Somewhere between four and six months, depending on how ready your babe is. Colour/Texture: Get ready for some adult-like turds: firmer, darker and smellier. Colour and texture are largely influenced by what baby is eating—it’s entirely normal

Why does my Baby have a sour smell in her stool? If you are feeding a milk based formula or drinking milk while breastfeeding, your baby may have sour smelling stools. Lactose intolerance can also cause babies to have several loose stools per day. 3. Food Sensitivities Food sensitivities aren’t necessarily an allergy, but certain foods can be hard for baby to digest.

What’s the colour of a breastfed baby’s poop? Here’s a guide to your baby’s poop colour: Why: Mustard yellow is a very standard colour for breastfed babies. The “seed” texture is from partially digested fat and calcium (entirely common). What to do: Keep doing what you’re doing!