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In the first few days after birth, a newborn’s stool is typically black or dark green, known as meconium. Over the next week or so, it transitions to a lighter green color. By the end of the second week, it usually becomes yellow, especially for breastfed babies, due to the change in their diet and the development of healthy gut bacteria. This yellow color usually persists throughout infancy. However, variations can occur depending on the baby’s diet and health.Consult your pediatrician if you n