Why Does My Babys Bottom Leak Poop?

Leakage of feces from a baby's buttocks may be caused by abdominal cold, indigestion, immature anal sphincter, or normal physiological phenomena. Possible reasons include: abdominal cold leading to diarrhea; weak gastrointestinal motility in babies resulting in delayed digestion; insufficient resistance of the anal sphincter to the excretion of feces; and irregular bowel movements in babies. It is essential to keep the baby's abdomen warm and encourage them to drink plenty of water to reduce fecal leakage.

1. Abdominal cold may lead to diarrhea or spleen deficiency diarrhea.

2. Indigestion in babies can occur due to their weak gastrointestinal motility. Overfeeding or frequent feeding can result in delayed digestion.

3. Babies' anal sphincters are not fully developed, resulting in insufficient resistance to the excretion of feces.

4. Irregular bowel movements are common in young children, so fecal leakage is considered normal in babies.

1. Encourage the baby to drink plenty of water.

2. Keep the baby's abdomen warm.

3. Avoid overfeeding or frequent feeding when breastfeeding or introducing solid foods.

4. Provide adequate nutrition to ensure healthy development, which can gradually reduce physiological fecal leakage.