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Does rice digest? Totally nasty!

color_me_skinny
color_me_skinny Posts: 106
edited September 2024 in Food and Nutrition
Does rice digest? I changed my 15 month olds diaper this morning and it looked like (heres the nasty part) it was full of maggots! It scared the sh!+ out of me until I realized it was rice from dinner last night

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  • wewon
    wewon Posts: 838 Member
    Yes it does.

    I had rice last night and there was nothing strange in my diaper today. :)
  • allison7922
    allison7922 Posts: 276 Member
    It does. Corn sure doesn't though! (I have a ONE and TWO year old!) LOL
  • color_me_skinny
    color_me_skinny Posts: 106
    Yes it does.

    I had rice last night and there was nothing strange in my diaper today. :)
    LOL! Then what the heck happened to my sons?!
  • melissapoulin
    melissapoulin Posts: 61
    i think a lot of kids..... mine included.... don't really chew their food all that well. my 11 month old twins always ( well not always, but a lot) have basically the same thing that went in the night before in their diapers. but my boy has no teeth, and my girl only has 2 so i guess it can be a little hard to chew with little or no teeth.
  • TriumphNow
    TriumphNow Posts: 526 Member
    I usually see rice, corn or other things like that in my 14 months old's poop. He just doesn't chew his food enough that's all. I really don't think it's a digestion issue.
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  • TriumphNow
    TriumphNow Posts: 526 Member
    i think a lot of kids..... mine included.... don't really chew their food all that well. my 11 month old twins always ( well not always, but a lot) have basically the same thing that went in the night before in their diapers. but my boy has no teeth, and my girl only has 2 so i guess it can be a little hard to chew with little or no teeth.

    My 14 month old son has a mouth full of teeth (about 14 or 16) and he doesn't chew everything properly. I think he's just lazy about it so when it's small enough to swallow, he stops chewing.
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