Why a newborn's very first bowel movement is a biological marvel
In short: Before a baby even takes their first meal, their body is already busy producing something unique. This video explores why newborn poop is in a league of its own and what it reveals about early development.
The first stool a newborn produces is distinct from later bowel movements. Interestingly, this biological process begins before the infant has even consumed their first meal, offering a unique window into their early physiological state.
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