Patient's question:
Doctor! My daughter is quite picky about meat. She eats non-stop whatever she dislikes and refuses to take even a bite of things she doesn't like. She has a sensitive stomach and often suffers from bad breath. Her grandmother now boils a young pigeon for her every week, and her dinner consists of both meat and soup. How can a small baby eat like this?Doctor's answer:
According to what you said about this situation, how old is your child now? It is recommended to properly balance his diet on a daily basis and pay attention to eating small meals frequently. Avoid overeating in one sitting and ensure a mix of meat and vegetables. The cartilage found in the bones of squabs is rich and can be compared to that in deer antler, with the ability to stabilize skin cell vitality, enhance skin elasticity, regulate blood circulation, and maintain a rosy complexion when consumed regularly. Squabs contain a high amount of branched-chain amino acids and arginine, which can promote the production of proteins in the body and slow down the healing of mental scars. It is perfectly fine for your child to eat this way, but after dinner, it's a good idea to let him engage in some light exercise!