Patient's question:
Twins, one boy and one girl, three months old. The girl baby has been drinking formula for three months and is now getting tired of it and doesn't want to drink anymore. After trying different alternatives, such as probiotics, she will drink them, but not the formula. It's not an issue with the nipple, so it must be a problem with the formula. The other boy baby is fine. Here, I would like to ask what to do when a child enters the weaning phase?Doctor's answer:
Do not force the baby to drink formula milk; you can switch to a formula that the girl baby prefers. Babies have individual differences and innate temperaments, so methods suitable for other babies may not work for yours. Therefore, do not try all methods at once, nor should you rush to find a new method if one doesn't work. Be patient and guide the baby gradually. Every formula has its own nutritional and taste characteristics, and you can choose one that suits your baby based on their condition. Since babies have weaker gastrointestinal digestion, they may experience indigestion when first switching to a new formula. However, this will improve after a period of adjustment.