Toddler’s diarrhea is a common, harmless condition that affects some children for a period after the introduction of an adult diet. As well as frequent bowel movements, there are often recognizable pieces of food in the feces.
The cause of toddler’s diarrhea is unknown.
It does not cause any lasting adverse effects and does not need medical treatment, although a doctor should be consulted as a precaution to exclude other possible causes of diarrhea.

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