Is it normal for a baby who is formula-fed to have very dark gray stools?

It is normal for a baby who is formula-fed to have very dark gray stools. As long as your baby is eating, wetting, and soiling their diaper regularly, and has a good overall condition, there is no need to worry about the color of their stools. If you notice any other concerning symptoms, it is always best to consult with a healthcare professional.

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Is it normal for a baby who is formula-fed to have very dark gray stools?

It is normal for a baby who is formula-fed to have very dark gray stools. As long as your baby is eating, wetting, and soiling their diaper regularly, and has a good overall condition, there is no need to worry about the color of their stools. If you notice any other concerning symptoms, it is always best to consult with a healthcare professional.