Patient's question:
My baby stopped breastfeeding and has been having digestive issues after eating meat. I don't want to stop feeding him meat again, but I'm worried about his nutrition. What should I do?Previous Treatment and Effects:
He is currently taking Beikai and probiotics.
Help Needed:
How should I arrange his diet to ensure he gets proper nutrition?
Doctor's answer:
The food for children should be varied. In terms of staple foods, in addition to eating rice and noodles, many other options such as beans, tubers, and millet should be included. For side dishes, it is appropriate to eat some bean products, meat, fish and shrimp, animal organs, and various leafy vegetables. This way, it can not only enhance the child's appetite but also ensure that they receive the various nutrients needed for their growth and development.Staple foods can include soft noodles, rice porridge, small dumplings, etc., while side dishes can include minced meat, meat floss, vegetable puree, and egg custard, etc. It is worth mentioning that milk is a necessary food for children after weaning, as it is not only easy to digest but also highly nutritious, providing various nutrients needed for the child's physical and mental development.