Hi I’m a mother of 1.6 years baby girl. My daughter has stopped eating food properly. She is very choosy. She’s very active but her in take has become less from 2 days and she had stopped eating rice

1 Answer

ExpertDr Bandana JoshiAyurvedic Physician4 years ago

A. Sometimes the child gets bored of eating same foods so instead of rice try giving chapati dosa idli uthapam daliya and chilla can also be made of moong dal or besan

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