I had a mother of twins exclusively pumping for them.
The most impatient one developed green stools when the mother, not wanting
to keep him waiting, gave him the milk just pumped, without waiting to
finish emptying the breast, for several feeds on a row.
After she started waiting and mixing "first" and "second" milk, the
symptoms disappeared.

Could it be that the mother has been pumping first and breastfeeding after
for a few times, for any reason?
Just one idea.

Micaela
Italy

2013/6/17 Erika Lance <[log in to unmask]>

> I have a client with two babies. 6 weeks old. She is nursing baby A
> exclusively and he is a nice chunky weight. Mom is then pumping for Baby B
> after the nursing session and bottle feeding it to him. (Long story there)
> The bottle fed baby is experiencing green stools that just started a couple
> of days ago. What could that be caused from when baby A is not having them.
> My has been on a little dairy and now has cut it out of her diet. Baby B
> with green stools is calm and no irritation noted.
>
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