Patient's question:
I don't know if he has this condition, and his mental state isn't good either. Could you please tell me what a one-year-old and two-month-old baby can eat?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, it falls under the category of adding complementary foods. You can give him thin porridge, milk, and eggs, with the main focus on staple foods. It requires careful nursing and meticulous care to increase nutritional supplementation and provide essential vitamins and trace elements. It's best not to give him any yet and wait until he's older. These milks don't qualify as dairy products, and their nutritional content is not as comprehensive as formula milk. If the baby drinks them, on one hand, the nutrition will not be sufficient, and on the other hand, these milks have flavors that are quite appealing to babies. If they get used to them, the baby may develop a preference for flavors and become picky eaters or develop an aversion to food.