Baby Diarrhea is frequent, runny bowel movements or poop. Most kids battle diarrhea from time to time. The good news is that it usually doesn't last long and is more annoying than dangerous. Still, it's important to know how to relieve and even prevent diarrhea.
Baby Diarrhea in infants can be a very worrisome occurrence as most parents fear dehydration and the worsening of painful diaper rash. When baby has diarrhea, many parents wonder what foods may help bind baby up and stop the diarrhea.

Normal baby stools are soft and loose. Newborns have frequent stools, sometimes with every feeding. For these reasons, you may have trouble knowing when your baby has diarrhea.
Your baby may have diarrhea if you see changes in the stool, such as more stools all of a sudden; possibly more than one stool per feeding or really watery stools.
At times babies, children and adults all suffer from diarrhea, an immune response to something wrong in the body. Diarrhea can occur from food poisoning, from a food sensitivity or from an illness like the flu. When an infant has diarrhea, parents need to take extra precautions, as their immune systems are weak and delicate.
When the diarrhea is not severe enough to take the infant to the doctor, there are home remedies that parents can use to decrease diarrhea and make the child feel better. If diarrhea persists or becomes more severe, or is accompanied by a fever, notify your pediatrician immediately: babies can become dehydrated very quickly.
Baby Diarrhea App Features:

• Baby Diarrhea Causes.
• Effects of Baby Diarrhea and Treatments.
• Signs and Symptoms of Diarrhea.
• Home Remedies for Baby Diarrhea.