Patient's question:
What are the reasons why a six-month-old baby doesn't like complementary foods? This situation with the child has been going on for some time, and I'm hesitant to give medication. Please give the doctor some advice.Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, it's around 4-6 months when babies' digestive systems are ready to accept semi-solid or solid foods. Adding complementary foods too early increases the risk of allergies and makes it easier for babies to choke. When babies are ready to try foods other than milk, they will give Mom some signals. As long as Mom pays attention to observe, it's easy to determine whether it's time to introduce complementary foods.