hello dr my 1 year 5 month daughter don't want to eat any types of food. she feeding only milk. please give me solution.

A. It's not uncommon for toddlers to go through phases where they are picky eaters and prefer milk over solid food. At 1 year and 5 months, your child should ideally be transitioning to a more varied diet, but many toddlers go through a stage where they reject certain foods or show a preference for milk. Here are some suggestions to encourage your daughter to eat solid foods: Try different textures: Sometimes, toddlers prefer certain textures (like mashed, soft, or finger foods) over others. Experiment with different food forms to see what she likes. Make food fun: Make the food colorful and visually appealing. You can use cookie cutters to shape fruits, veggies, and sandwiches into fun shapes or arrange food in playful patterns. Offer small portions: Large portions can be overwhelming for toddlers. Start with small amounts and allow her to ask for more if she wants. Lead by example: Eat together as a family. Children are more likely to try food when they see others eating and enjoying it. Consistency: Offer a variety of foods, even if she rejects them at first. It might take multiple attempts before she develops a liking for a new food. Limit milk intake: If she is filling up on milk, try to reduce the amount of milk she gets throughout the day so she may feel more hungry at meal times. Snack options: Offer healthy snacks like fruit slices, crackers with cheese, or small vegetable sticks between meals. If her food refusal continues for a prolonged period or if she shows signs of weight loss or nutritional deficiency, it's important to consult a pediatrician to rule out any underlying issues.