Patient's question:
NoDoctor's answer:
You are too impatient. How young is the baby? Don't rush to introduce solid foods for the baby. Normal breastfeeding is sufficient to maintain for eight months, which means that breast milk can be the main source for the baby during the eight-month period. It's also good to give the baby more plain water, and you can also squeeze some juice for the baby. It should be pure natural juice, not the processed juice sold in the market. The number of times the baby eats milk cannot be the same every day. The little one will show signs when they are hungry. Of course, you shouldn't feed them too often either. You need to feed them slowly and repeatedly to establish a routine, which is beneficial for the baby's growth. My baby was weaned at 10 months. Previously, they only ate breast milk and refused to eat anything else. After weaning, they gradually adapted. Don't be too impatient. Parenting is a process!