Patient's question:
My baby is one year old. She often eats porridge and vomits when she is almost done. She also doesn't like drinking formula and prefers rice porridge! Everything else is normal! What could be the matter? Is there any good solution?Doctor's answer:
Hello: According to the situation you mentioned, the child's condition is not serious. Below is a reference for children's diet:1. The types of children's diet are basically the same as those for adults, including regular food, soft food, semi-liquid food, and liquid food. Children aged 3-7 have slightly weaker digestive and absorption abilities than adults, so they should be given easily digestible, easy-to-chew, and soft foods. Appropriate amounts of protein should be increased, with animal protein being the main source.
2. Foods to avoid:
1. All irritating foods, such as chili peppers, mustard, pepper, and coffee.
2. Minimize the intake of fried foods, foods with excessive fat, overly acidic, or overly salty foods.
3. Children under 4 should not eat whole hard nuts, such as peanuts, walnuts, almonds, chestnuts, and sunflower seeds. These foods can be easily inhaled into the trachea and pose a risk.
4. Children over 4 should also use them sparingly.
4. Fish with bones or spines, as well as chicken or meat with bones.