Patient's question:
I want to ask a few questions: Is it better for a 13-month-old baby to drink cow's milk or goat's milk? When they were 10 months old, they were weaned from breast milk and started drinking cow's milk, which caused them to have diarrhea for 15 days. After switching to another type, the diarrhea stopped. Later, when they started drinking stage 3 formula, they developed a rash of little bumps all over their face. Someone then told me that goat's milk is better. I bought some, but then heard that it's not good to drink goat's milk after the age of one. What should I feed him?Doctor's answer:
Dear consultant, at 13 months, neither cow's milk nor goat's milk can be used as the main food for feeding. For toddlers over one year old, the best staple food is the food we usually eat, such as noodles, rice, meat, eggs, etc., which are all good options.The above is the advice for the question "I want to ask a few questions about whether a 13-month-old baby can drink milk." I hope it helps you. Wishing you health!