Patient's question:
For more than three months, the little baby only likes to eat her mother's milk and doesn't want formula milk! The mother can't supply enough milk! So desperate!Doctor's answer:
The baby is now ready for appropriate complementary foods. It is recommended to gradually introduce vegetable juice and fruit juice starting from the third month. From the fourth month, you can gradually add foods like rice porridge, noodle porridge, thin noodles, fish and lean meat balls, etc. In summary, follow the principle of gradual progression: start with small amounts, then increase, start with thin consistency, then thicken, start with one type, then introduce more, and progress from simple to complex. There is no fixed pattern. It is suggested to feed the baby every 2-3 hours, but still adjust according to the baby's needs and avoid using formula milk as a supplement as much as possible. Breastfeeding mothers should consume appropriate amounts of the five major nutrients: carbohydrates, fats, proteins, vitamins, and minerals. Pay special attention to calcium and iron absorption, which can be obtained from dairy products or soy products. Breastfeeding mothers should get plenty of rest, stay in a good mood, and produce plenty of milk. Additionally, eating stewed chicken with pangolin is beneficial.