#AskTheExpert Hello Doctor, My kid is 4 years old and he suddenly stopped eating rice since 3 weeks. He is eating only breakfast items and snacks but if he see rice, he starts crying. We tried different ways and prepared his favourites as well but no luck. Need your suggestion on this .

1 Answer

Sunita MahatoMom of 3 children1 Year ago

A. suddenly baby has stopped eating rice u may try some different receipes chk the first cry page fr receipes... set the meal plan breakfast mid morning any fruits lunch evening snacks dinner... take care...

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