Cath - posted on 04/28/2009 ( 5 moms have responded )
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my son (101/2 months)has started having very runny poos affter each meal.cant get in2 doc 4 3wks.nurse said if he happy not to worry about it.and it doesnt seem to bother him.but it doesnt seem normal to me.any ideas?thanks cath
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Cath - posted on 05/08/2009
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thanks guys 4 all your ideas,it turns out it was chesse and baby yoghurt,doc says no more until to 2 years.and the poos has nearly stoped yay.
Angela - posted on 04/30/2009
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I read somewhere to boil rice and give them the water which you boiled the rice in for them to drink....i heard about giving them rice but not the water but i did try it when my daughter had a gastro virus and it seemed to work after a few days.
Anne - posted on 04/28/2009
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How long has it been going on? My 10.5 month old has diarrohea at the moment but I'm pretty sure it's related to teething. Started 2 days ago and yesterday I noticed 2 new bottom teeth. I've read that diarrohea can be a symptom of teething.
If he doesn't seem sick in any way and if it doesn't seem to bother him, then maybe it may be related to teething??
Just make sure he's drinking plenty of water in between to keep his fluids up. Hope it gets better soon. :)
Jennifer - posted on 04/28/2009
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Wow, I hate that you can't see your doctor sooner, like today. But like thet other poster, bananas are helpful to us as are sweet potatoes. We don't do the whole BRAT thing, but just adding one of those to his meals generally helps firm things up. I know that we found our son cannot have cheese. It took us a week to figure it out, but it was causing diahhrea and horrible diaper rash, once we stopped it, both went away. So, if he doesn't seem sick, I'd take a good look at what he's eating.
Stacey - posted on 04/28/2009
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what is he eating? Has anything in his diet changed? Is he sick? I know people who put their kids on the BRAT (bananas, rice, apples and toast) diet when they're sick. These foods tend to cause harder stools and can cause constipation.
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