I use disposable nappies and do have the odd nappy explosion, which does result in having to give Bubs a bath. If you're using disposables, there's not really a lot that can be done. I think it also comes down to the brand as well, some brands can be better than others. I only use Huggies and have only had a couple of nappies leak, and it's usually up his back.

As long as your baby is 100% breastfed, anything he does is normal. I've been told some baby's can go up to 21 days between poos and I really couldn't imagine how 21 days worth of poo would look. That's a scary thought! If your son is 100% breastfed, one of the only real problems to look out for is poo going hard and looking like pellets, that's constipation but it very very very rarely happens to a baby who is only breastfed.

By 3 months, a baby's digestive system should be calming down and working itself out so your son may very well change his poo routine more than once.

You could even try to start him on some solids. If he is already on solids, try preparing your own whereby you can know exactly what is going into it.  Remember what goes in comes out.........

It won't be long befor things settle down.  It won't be forever, do the best you can, it is perfectly normal.  Good luck.

Not sure there is much you can do about it, but chuck everything in the wash, and give him a bath.  Good luck

At this age, a babies digestive system is still trying to adjust to having formula/breastmilk.  This means lots of dirty nappies every day for a few weeks.  If on formula, you will continue to have at least a couple of dirty nappies a day, as formula is heavier than breastmilk.  With a breastfed baby, you can expect them to drop the number to as little as one every couple of weeks.

During a growth spurt, they will poop less due to their bodies using more of what goes in.