Patient's question:
The child has been crying non-stop recently and isn't eating much. What should I do if the baby won't eat complementary foods?Doctor's answer:
Don't force your baby to eat complementary foods, or they may develop psychological stress. If they enjoy it, let them eat more; if not, they can eat a little less or not at all. If you don't, complementary foods will become their main meal after one year. Generally, you might consider delayed teething, ( refers to bald spots on a baby's head due to frequent head rubbing), and short sleep duration. For your baby's health, it's best to have them undergo a trace element examination at the hospital to facilitate timely and targeted supplementation treatment!