Patient's question:
Eat if you don't drink milk, don't eat anything... Don't eat anything when cooking... Milk is not enough anymore.Previous treatment and effectiveness: No matter how much effort was made, the child refused to eat.
Best assistance: Encourage the child to be willing to eat.
Doctor's answer:
The child only eats breast milk and does not eat complementary foods. In nine out of ten cases, it is because complementary foods were not introduced correctly. The child is only accustomed to breastfeeding and not to other feeding methods.Advice: We should be patient and start introducing complementary foods gradually, allowing the child to gradually adapt and understand. The correct method is to begin with a very small amount, feeding only once a day, and gradually reintroduce the use of a bowl and spoon when the child is hungry. If the child dislikes sweet foods, complementary foods can start with sweet options. If the child enjoys savory flavors, you can try adding a tiny amount of vegetable soup or meat soup for two or three days. Once the child has adjusted, you can feed them a full meal of complementary foods and vary the types and flavors of the foods.