Here's some poop colour information for you from the FAQ
http://babywhispererforums.com/index.php?topic=157413.0The colour of your baby's poops is much less important than most parents think.
While the colour can be a sign that your baby has a gastrointestinal problem, such as a stomach virus or food intolerance, it is just as likely to be normal if your baby has no other symptoms.
Green poop is something that seems to get people very excited. It basically means that the milk has travelled through the digestive tract perhaps more quickly than usual. This can be caused by diarrhoea or a high fibre diet, but can also simply be normal. Green poo from a happy baby gaining weight well is not a concern. (Dr Jack Newman advises new parents to buy sunglasses so they don't worry about it.)
In a BFing baby green poop might mean a higher proportion of foremilk than is standard e.g. when a mother has oversupply or a foremilk imbalance (usually a bright green not so khaki). Or the green poops with other symptoms could be a sign of an intolerance to something that Mama is eating or drinking, like milk or cheese. However in both this cases a baby will often appear more unsettled than usual - gassier and in discomfort.
Signs that your baby's green poops might be caused by a medical condition could include that your baby is also fussy, gassy, has diarrhoea, or is vomiting. These additional symptoms could mean that your baby has an infection, like rotavirus, or an intolerance to something they is eating. Your baby might also have yellow poops when they have a stomach virus.
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