Patient's question:
The child doesn't like to eat fruits. It's common to give her boiled pear or apple water. Is it nutritious? What kind of help is needed: Please ask experts to provide guidance on children's diet.Doctor's answer:
Does he like to drink beverages? If he can drink beverages, then squeeze the fruits into juice for him to drink. Alternatively, make fruit salad and see if that works: In any case, the main idea is to encourage the child to eat more fruits. Let's wait for a while before letting her eat again. Now it has become a conditioned reflex—whenever you mention apples, she runs. Find some children who love fruits to play with her. During breaks, when the other kids are eating fruits, she might follow suit. Also, introduce many fresh fruits that she hasn't seen before and are equally nutritious for her to try.The above suggestions are for the question "Does the child not eat fruits and drink cooked pear or apple water, which is nutritious?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!