Patient's question:
Formula feeding has started adding complementary foods since 4 and a half months old. They drink a quarter of an egg yolk every day, sometimes drink apple juice, and occasionally have some porridge. But the baby has recently disliked milk. Whenever the milk bottle is placed in her mouth, she feels nauseous. Drinking water and other things are not a problem. Recently, even when she was hungry at noon today, she wouldn't eat. It was only when she was fed with a spoon that she finally ate. What can be done about the baby not liking milk? How can this be corrected? Also, how can the habit of eating hands be addressed?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, there are a few reasons why the little baby doesn't like to eat milk. Suggestions: One reason is that the baby may experience a renewed aversion to milk because the introduction of new complementary foods has temporarily lost interest in milk; another reason is that the baby doesn't like the taste of this formula or prefers the taste of the nipple. This bad habit can be changed by switching to a new formula or nipple. The above is advice on the question "Five-month-old baby doesn't like to eat milk and always eats hands before taking a nap," hoping it helps you, and wishing you health!