Talk to Dietitian/Nutritionist on Baby Diet

Inn baatoon or Amal krain
1. Khaney or majboor na krain balkey khaney ko interesting kaam present krain
2. Junk food na dain
3. Jo bi dain nutritious food ho
Soup, juices, milk , try krain
4. Sab chezain khaney k leye uss k saamney rakhain
5. Saath baith kr khud bi khaeen aur usey bi khilaen
6. Mirror k saamney bitha kr khilaen

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8 years ago

Dr. M Saeed Shekhani - Internal Medicine Specialist

MBBS,FCPS | Karachi

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I agree with Dr. Choudhry advise. You may also consult a pediatrician in your city.

Angela Marie Sadiqua - Nutritionist

Clinical Nutrition, AS in Criminal Justice, BS in Education, BS in Public Affairs, BS in Clinical Psychology, MA in Mental Health Counseling | Islamabad

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Listen to them and schedule an appointment with a pediatrician. However make sure you are not making meal times traumatic for her. I see a lot of parents trying to force feed their children and the children crying and resisting. Doing this will cause the child to view meal times as a stressful and create more problems in the long run.

Schedule all meals for the child. Make sure they are healthy and as nutrient dense as possible. Avoid all junk food and fast food as there is very little there to help her grow. Keep all sugar out of the diet as well. At meal times, fix her plate and let her eat as much as she is willing. Then set the rest aside. About 45 minutes later encourage her to eat another few bites off of her plate. If she doesn't, don't force her. Keep in mind a child will not normally allow themselves to starve, it's against our physiological nature to do so. Every child is different. Some will only be in the 10th percentile. As long as she is otherwise healthy, activ