Patient's question:
Grew up because of insufficient breast milk, and now have started providing complementary foods. Every morning at 9 a.m., eat half a yolk, then breastfeed. At 1 p.m., eat specially prepared millet porridge, and at 2 p.m., breastfeed again. In the evening, from 7 to 8 p.m., eat more millet porridge. Anyway, during the day, they drink breast milk at most 3 to 4 times. Will this diet be nutritionally sufficient? Is the specially prepared millet porridge better or is it better to buy commercial millet porridge?Past treatment history and effectiveness: At four months, the weight was 16 pounds.
Doctor's answer:
Children in this age group should primarily rely on formula. If formula is insufficient, you can appropriately provide your child with a lot of rice porridge. You can also introduce complementary foods for your child. The foods you provide should be acceptable and will never lead to malnutrition in your child. The above advice is in response to the question, "Will feeding my baby in this way lead to nutritional deficiencies?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!