An article provides a guide to baby poo colours and consistencies in the first months of life, describing what's normal and when parents should consult a doctor.

HuffPost article on baby poo, with photos from La Leche League GB, explains normal colours and consistencies from meconium (black/tar-like, first 48 hours) to weaning poos (solid, brown, smelly at 6 months), covering breastfed vs formula-fed differences, and warning signs like white poo (possible liver disease), bloody stools, or green frothy poo (potential cow's milk protein allergy).