White curds are usually just bits of undigested milk fat from your breast milk or your baby’s formula. There may also be other relatively harmless causes, such as introducing solids.

Some of the digested nutrients and water get taken into the bloodstream, and the larger, undigested ones ... can vary depending on if the baby is breastfed or formula-fed. About 3 days after ...

When a baby drinks formula, their poop tends to be light ... what they eat may affect the color of their poop. Undigested food in stool can also cause a color change. Unusual colors, such as ...

Baby Laura who has nine yellow ... These little “seeds” are undigested milk fat, which is entirely normal. Formula-fed babies’ stools are usually a little firmer, often the consistency ...

And it’s the bile that gives the poop the yellow or green color, along with bacteria that lives in the baby’s gut. It’s normal for formula-fed ... and chunks of undigested food, we’re ...

After that, most newborns have stools the color and consistency of mustard – but even that can differ from baby to baby or if they're feeding breast milk vs formula. Stools of breast-fed babies ...

There are some reasons why your baby may have more mucus than usual in their stool, though, such as: Food allergy. An allergy to something in breast milk or formula can also cause your baby's ...

A Texas mom is still squirming after she found a worm in her baby’s formula. Jessica Chavez told KXAN in an interview published Tuesday that she was preparing a bottle for her 8-month-old son ...