Patient's question:
My daughter is almost four years old, but she doesn't like eating much. She is much thinner than other children. Every time it's time to eat, I have to chase after her to feed her. She is also very picky about food. I'm very worried that her body will lack nutrients, which will affect her future health and development. What else can I do to regulate my baby's diet? Should I supplement any nutrients?Doctor's answer:
If the child is healthy, there is no need to intentionally supplement anything. A balanced diet each day can provide the necessary nutrients for digestion. The diet includes coarse grains, fruits, vegetables, animal organs, eggs, and fish, which almost covers all the essential nutrients for the human body's transformation, such as vitamins and trace elements. The above is advice on the question "What nutrients should a 3.5-year-old child digest?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you health!