Patient's question:
My daughter is six years old and rarely eats dinner, which makes me worry about her nutrition and potential interference with her healthy growth and development. Should she drink milk or milk powder? Thank you. She often has a fever and a runny nose. About her past treatment and effectiveness: No specific treatment was given. What assistance is needed: I want to know whether drinking milk or milk powder is better for improving her nutrition and how to quickly treat her runny nose.Doctor's answer:
After the baby is one year old, they can already eat a variety of foods from the family, including foods that are harder to digest like meat, eggs, fish, and shrimp. Therefore, the baby can naturally digest milk more easily and safely.Advice: For most children, formula milk after the age of one is unlikely to provide them with nutrients that cannot be obtained from a rich diet of complementary foods and milk. By the time your baby is 10 months old, they will get a significant amount of nutrients from complementary foods. Of course, these foods should be rich in iron and vitamins.