Normal stools for infants are soft golden yellow for exclusive breastfeeding and yellow or light brown lumpy stools after formula feeding or supplementation. An infant is a child less than one year old. If the child is exclusively breastfed and no other food is added, normal stools are usually soft golden yellow, occasionally greenish, about 4 times a day, with slight individual variations. If the child is formula-fed or has added complementary foods, the normal stools are yellow or light brown; if the food contains high iron content or if dark-colored vegetables are consumed, there may be green stools; if red dragon fruits are consumed, there may be red stools, and the number of bowel movements may be about once a day, with a wide range of individual variations. If your child’s stools are abnormal, have mucus, pus or blood in them, or are too frequent or too infrequent, you need to consult a doctor to check the cause.