Patient's question:
Weaning, now; three meals a day with 400ml formula each, can eat half a bowl of rice per meal. How much rice is normal to eat? Previous treatment history and effectiveness: no treatment, normal. What kind of help is needed: how much rice the child eats per day, and how much formula is better for the child, and whether fruit should be added in between.Doctor's answer:
From less to more, let the baby's digestive system recover. At the beginning, you can provide a very small amount of rice powder and also include some yolk, vegetable puree, and fruit puree. This helps to exercise chewing and swallowing functions. Once the baby recovers these abilities, gradually increase the amount and variety. Take it slow. Start with rice powder, egg custard, soft rice porridge, millet porridge, and soft noodles. For rice, generally 40-50 grams is sufficient, and it's important to include some vegetables.Advice: If they absorb properly, there's nothing to worry about. Carefully observe their bowel movements, and then gradually add a little more. The above advice is for the question "How much rice is normal for a 13-month-old baby?" I hope it helps. Wishing you good health!