Patient's question:
Why isn't the baby eating well at 4 months? It hasn't been treated before. What could be the reason?Doctor's answer:
The temporary milk aversion of the baby is known as the "physiological anorexia period." Its characteristic is that the child's normal growth and development are maintained. During this stage, although the baby eats less, most can still maintain the expected growth and development. During feeding time, you can hold the baby in a relatively dark and quiet place to feed. During the period of milk aversion, do not force the baby to drink milk. You can take this opportunity to train the baby to eat complementary foods. For babies aged 4-6 months, you can provide rice soup, rice porridge, thin porridge, egg yolk, fish paste, vegetable paste, fruit paste, and tofu, etc.