Generally, the number of stools per day for newborns ranges from 1-3. If a newborn’s stool frequency is between this value per day, it is basically normal. However, because each newborn has a different body type, as well as different feeding patterns. In this case, the number of stools can sometimes be low and some newborns can have a high number. The number of stools and the nature of the stools should be taken into account. If the number of stools is low or high, but the stool is in good condition. It is yellow in color, soft and banana-shaped. In this case, it is a normal phenomenon. If parents are not sure, they can take their newborn to the gastroenterology department for a timely consultation. If there are no pus cells or red blood cells, it can be judged as a normal physiological phenomenon and parents need not worry too much.