It is okay for a one-month-old baby not to poop for three days, especially for exclusively breastfed babies, sometimes up to a week without pooping, but at this time, we should pay attention to whether there are any other symptoms accompanying the baby’s lack of poop. If your baby has no poop, but his or her mental state, milk intake and milk volume are normal, and his or her stomach is not bloated, he or she is not crying or spitting up, you can continue to observe him or her. If the baby has not pooped for three days, but the baby is a little restless, bloated stomach, sometimes even farting, spitting up, or the amount of milk has dropped significantly, this time is not normal, you need to give the baby a stool in a timely manner. You can use Kesler to temporarily give the baby a stool, usually can give the baby a massage of the abdomen.