Patient's question:
But I'm very confused about what to feed. I originally planned to breastfeed until the baby was 2 years old and then wean, but everyone says that breast milk has no nutrition after 8 months. I would like to ask the professionals, is this true? If the baby is weaned, is it recommended to feed them formula milk?Doctor's answer:
Hello, it's a pleasure to answer your question for you: Breast milk gradually decreases in nutritional value after the baby is six months old. Generally, complementary foods can be added after six months, and formula milk can be given appropriately. The best time to wean is when the baby is around 10 months old. Currently, formula milk can be introduced. It is recommended that children have regular health check-ups and supplement calcium, vitamin D, and other nutrients as needed. Frequent outdoor activities are beneficial for calcium absorption, and spending more time in the sun is helpful.