Is it normal that a new born can have toiletry eevryday or twice a day

 
Newborn babies usually pass stools and urine soon after every feed. This is a natural reflex in the body. Feeding induces a reflex to pass stools. As the newborn grows, they attain better control over their urinary and anal sphincters. This enables them to control the passing of stools and urine. With increasing age of the baby, the frequency of passing stools and urine decreases.