I gave my 5month old his first bottle with rice cereal yesterday (Aug 7,2016) the next morning His poop was hard as a rock and his bottom was bleeding...... is that normal? what should I do?
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Make sure he's staying hydrated and make an appointment with his pediatric Doctor. It is not recommend to feed babies rice cereal thru the bottle.
It seems as if your child has some minor digestive issues. If your 5 month old does not intake any water at such an early age, and eats a significant amount of grains, his feces will most likely harden. The bleeding is most likely an effect of his large/hard feces, since his anal ring could have been stretched greatly. It's also possible he had an allergic reaction, but there are so many possibilities you'd be best to make an appointment at a hospital and take it up with them.
