There is no fixed value for the number of times a day a baby has to poop, as long as he eats a lot he will poop more, usually around 1 to 6 times is normal.
If an infant eats more, the number of bowel movements will increase; if he eats less, the number of bowel movements will be less. To determine whether the bowel movements are abnormal, you cannot only rely on the number of bowel movements, but also need to analyze the shape of the bowel movements and the accompanying symptoms.
If the stools are frequent, accompanied by crying and restlessness, and the shape of the stools is dilute and watery, you need to be alert to the situation of diarrhea.
Infants should be fed regularly, pay attention to the usual state of mind and stools, abnormalities need to be timely to the hospital for related treatment.