How to solve the problem of the baby not drinking formula

Patient's question:

Not drinking formula, no milk now, what to do? Past treatment and effectiveness: Not concerned about any help: I want to know what to do

Doctor's answer:

Without providing complementary foods to suppress a child's taste buds, it will hinder the proper development of their taste perception, leading to picky eating habits later on. Additionally, at this stage, breast milk may not be sufficient for the child's needs, and the nutrition provided may not be comprehensive. If the child is not consuming formula, complementary foods can be introduced.
Guidance: Complementary foods for babies are typically introduced between 4 to 6 months of age. Initially, it starts with egg yolk, provided in small amounts (e.g., 1/4). If the child does not experience further digestive issues or allergies after consumption, the quantity can be gradually increased. Once their digestive system has adjusted, you can introduce rice cereal and vegetable juice as well.