Breastfed newborns often poop after most feeds; formula-fed babies may poop less often
Make sure your baby is feeding well and staying hydrated
Gently move your baby’s legs in a bicycle motion
Give your baby a gentle tummy massage
Hold your baby in a warm bath
Burp your baby well after feeds
Keep track of wet diapers and stool frequency
Contact your pediatrician before giving any medicine, drops, water, or juice
Seek medical care if your newborn has a swollen belly, vomiting, fever, blood in stool, hard stools, poor feeding, or no poop for several days with discomfort