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Hi daddies and mummies, need advice on my girl's poo condition. Fully breastfed Introduced to solids 2 weeks ago Had potatoes and now carrots May i ask whether this poo is normal? This is her poo after taking carrots. In the beginning indont recall her poo having such a consistency. It is odourless too. Does this mean anything alarming? Will overfeeding her carrot puree cause this? Babysitter has also feedback that she pooped frequently compared to before, but still active and with good appetite. Thanks a lot for helping! Thanks a lot!

I wouldn't worry too much about it if baby is still active and has good appetite. Poop colour and texture really depends a lot on what we eat!

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Hi mummies, my 6wo baby is on BioGaia probiotic drops for the second day. Is this poo normal? Usually it mustard yellow with grains, but now its mized with dark green poo. Baby is fully breastfed. TIA!

Yes, I've read it's pretty normal. Think it's something to do how the probiotics help with digestion. The breastmilk in baby's system is digested quickly because of the probiotics and this causes the green coloured poo.

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I'm going back to work next month... Will need to prepare 1 weeks' worth of fbm and chilled bm to be transported to lo weekly. Any mummies out there who are doing the same? Can share how you manage the fbm and chilled bm? I see some mommies mentioned that we can prepare chilled bm for 1st and 2nd day of the week and thereafter will be fbm. I'm trying to keep fbm minimal coz lo doesn't really like fbm and i want to minimize scalding bm too.

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I see my baby everyday, but I pump at work. I express my milk and store it in bottles for her feed the next day. On Fridays, I express it into milk bags for it to be frozen. My baby can handle both frozen and chilled milk. In your case, I've read that chilled milk can be stored safely for up to 8 days, so it should be fine for you to go without freezing the milk. http://www.llli.org/faq/milkstorage.html

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My baby dislikes the lipase taste of frozen bm. I'm worried about starting work next month and i only send my bm back once a week. As much as i try to train her to take frozen bm, she is still not buying it. I know flash heat works to minimize lipase taste but i cant do it at my office. Is it ok if i flash heat the milk all at once when i knock off?

It can be scald altogether and let it cool down to store it in freezer. For your current frozen bm, maybe you can try mixing half fresh to minimise the lipase smell.

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Hi mummies, is it ok to bring an infant on board a plane? There was a recent case of infant death on plane, i'm concerned as i'm going to HK in October. My baby will be 7 mths by then. TIA!

Haha my baby flown on a plane when she is just 2 months. she will be fine. Anyway baby reacts to you and your husband reaction . if you are relax, baby will enjoy too :) enjoy your trip don't be so tense..

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