Patient's question:
Three and a half months have already started eating porridge, only half a month to eat normally (feeding for half an hour each time, eating 60~100ml). Now at five months, he doesn't eat anything—congee, porridge with sugar, salt, and broth, eggs cooked in various ways—really no solution. I hope the doctor can give some good advice. Thank you!Doctor's answer:
If the child is alert and in a good mood, but has a low milk intake, you can try offering them a variety of complementary foods such as congee, mashed noodles, soy products, vegetable puree, eggs, etc. On the one hand, this can enhance the child's nutrition, and certain foods may also suppress their appetite. On the other hand, if the child eats very little of everything and is developing slowly. For babies aged 4-6 months, you can provide rice water, rice porridge, thin porridge, yolk, fish puree, vegetable puree, fruit puree, tofu, etc.