Warning poo photo. Is my baby dairy intolerant?

[Aftereights91]

Ebf 12 week old. No excessive vomiting or excessive fussiness apart from the three hours before bed when she's a terror. But a lot of her nappies look like this? Is this a typical nappy for a dairy intolerant child? As I read green and mucousy are signs of dairy allergy

[GMtoBe]

When my dd started teething her nappies looked like that (she is ebf). Any chance it's that?

[Noodleton85]

This happened to my DD at a similar age, she was taking in plenty of foremilk but not enough hind milk, I can't remember the exact reason why it makes their poo green and frothy but it's something to do with the fat content? I made sure I double fed from the same boob and they returned to normal quite quickly. My DD was a bit of a snacker so it happened a fair amount.

[saveupallthedays]

Hard to know. Is it persistent? Is it stringy when you close and open the nappy? Do you ever see blood?

Usual CMP intolerance rears its head around 7-8 weeks, so 13 weeks seems a bit old.

If you're concerned, I would go to the GP for a stool test which is often a bit non-specific but will pick something up e.g. microscopic blood, if something is really off.

[Jellybabie3]

I would agree with the too much foremilk suggestion. Maybe teething if there are other signs