Patient's question:
Multiple bowel movements, no increase in height or weight, born like this, eat powder, yellow lake, with curd, once treatment and effect: eating many absorption medicine, no trace, getting better, asking if I can eat formula now, how to see if eating formula is wrong, cough, also been a long time...Doctor's answer:
Do your baby have any symptoms of stomach discomfort or similar issues? If not, there should be no serious diseases. At six months, your baby can start adding some complementary foods. The correct way to introduce complementary foods is to start in the morning. The doctor said that even if there is any discomfort after eating, you can still visit the doctor in the afternoon. For the first six months, providing one meal of complementary foods in the morning each day is enough. After six months, you can add another meal of porridge or rice porridge around 6 PM (which is usually dinner time), and still give a large bottle of milk at 10 PM, so the baby will be full and can sleep well at night. Porridge should be considered as a main meal, and after feeding it in the evening, you should change the diaper after 3 to 4 hours. For the first time, you can mix it with a little water to make it thinner and put it in a bottle for the baby to suck. Gradually thicken it, and after two weeks, you must switch to using a spoon instead of a bottle. As the baby's digestive system improves, you can also add animal blood (such as chicken, duck, and pork), lean meat puree, fish puree, liver puree (pork or chicken), and other iron-rich, easily digestible foods to the porridge. Note: Do not add any seasonings for those under 18 years old. Mixed juice can be provided after six months. Key points for introducing complementary foods: From single to diverse, from less to more, from thin to thick, and from soft to slightly harder. If gastrointestinal intolerance reappears during the introduction of complementary foods, stop feeding and wait until the gastrointestinal function fully recovers before gradually resuming.