It might  be a good idea to see the family, so you can these little things 
yourself to see what they might be. I have seen similar globules in infant (and 
adult) stool, which are usually not "lipids" (which might indicate an issue 
processing fats) but a small amount of mucous. 

In an infant, the most common causes I have seen for these mucous 
formations is Over active Ejection, and food allergy, with OER being in an 
infant who is not yet on solids or had ANY AIM, more common. 

Is the mom or baby having any breastfeeding or digestive problems? Baby 
growing well? Satisfied? Mom sore or comfortable? Other issues? 

Have you asked the mother if the baby is receiving anything other than her 
milk? (Many starches will "clump" in the gut and stool of an infant who is not 
ready for them, and 2 month olds are not ready to eat starches.) Talked to 
her about the symptoms in herself and the baby of OER? Of course, when I do 
any consultation, I ask the parents to save me two diapers, one with just 
urine (or urine and a smear, if the baby "quirts" when she pees) and one with 
stool. That way I can not only see how the baby is doing in that department, 
but by smell and texture, I can often detect if anything else is being given to 
the baby, how much or if all is well. 

My first two guesses would be either OER or baby being given a "thickened 
feed." (aka "cereal in a bottle of milk" Ug.) See and Talk to the Mom and find 
out which what if anything at all, needs to be addressed. 

Good luck. 

Mary Jozwiak IBCLC, RLC,BS LLLL
Private Practice 
DuPage County IL

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