Patient's question:
How to feed? What kind of supplements should be added for the baby to eat;;, Past treatment history and effectiveness: None What kind of help do you expect: How can the baby be nutritiousDoctor's answer:
It is recommended to provide complementary foods. At 5 months, a baby's body tends to lack certain nutrients such as iron, calcium, folic acid, and vitamins, and some formula milk may not fully meet their growth needs. Therefore, complementary foods are highly recommended. It is advisable to increase the intake of starchy foods and those rich in iron and calcium. The best approach is to feed the baby infant nutrition porridge in the morning and a variety of vegetable or fruit purees in the afternoon, with each serving being about 20-30 grams. It is crucial to avoid overfeeding at all costs.