Patient's question:
My child always vomits after drinking milk. Recently, she hasn't dared to drink milk at all. 10 days ago, she had a fever. About the past treatment and its effects: Now her fever has mostly subsided, but she still has a slight cough and runny nose. However, she is still afraid to drink milk. The kind of assistance needed: How can I get her to drink milk, as her mother doesn't have breast milk.Doctor's answer:
A one-year-old child can be weaned, and there's no need to force them to drink milk; providing complementary foods is sufficient.After weaning, what should the baby eat? The dietary schedule for one-year-old Jun Lingtianmian: five meals a day, including three main meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner), and two snacks. It is important to emphasize a balanced diet with a mix of coarse and fine grains, meat and vegetables, following the principle of crushed, soft, and tender food.
Guidance: Generally, staple foods can include soft rice, cooked noodles, rice porridge, and small dumplings, while side dishes can include minced meat, shredded vegetables, and egg custard. It is worth noting that milk is a necessary food for the baby after weaning, as it is not only easy to digest but also extremely rich in nutrition, providing the various nutrients needed for the baby's physical growth and development. Avoid foods.