Whether a newborn baby will be hungry after pooping depends on the time of the last milk feeding. Generally, on-demand or on-time feeding, breastfed babies should be fed once in about two hours, and formula should be fed once in about three hours, as follows: 1. will be hungry: the baby pooped is the food residue after the last few milk drinks, if the time of pooping and the next milk feeding is about the same, there will be hunger, so parents will be able to feed the baby after 2. Will not be hungry: If the baby poops soon after drinking milk, he or she will not feel hungry and does not need to be fed, because whether it is breast milk or formula, it takes some time to empty in the stomach. It is recommended that parents feed the baby on time or as needed to avoid overfeeding leading to obesity and affecting normal growth and development.