ExpertDR MINAL ACHARYANutritionist1 month agoA. dear mum , picky eating is common as child show independence control so dontforce instead let child eat with family same food to learn by observing , show by ur example
let him eat by self
avoid screen at mealtime
Zareen begumGuardian of a 4 yr 5 m old girl1 month agoA. At 2.5 years old, a toddler's growth slows down so their appetite naturally drops. Instead of forcing them to eat large meals, offer small portions every 2 to 3 hours, boost their calories by adding ghee or butter to their food, and avoid giving them milk or juice right before meals so they feel genuinely hungry🦋✨️
Sanket Rajendra ThakareGuardian of 0 children1 month agoA. Please don't force your baby to have food. At times, He/ is really hungry and craving for food. just feed him/her at the time.
Have some patience and follow your baby needs at that time. Be specific about food quality and try to mix up with equivalent nutrients.
AddTrying To Conceive1 month agoA. Give small meals 5–6 times a day.
Don't force the child to eat.
Offer fruits, vegetables, milk, and healthy snacks.
Let the child play and be active to increase appetite.
If poor eating continues or weight is not increasing, consult a doctor.
SahanaMom of a 2 yr 11 m old boy1 month agoA. try offering small, nutritious meals at regular intervals, avoid force-feeding, and consult a pediatrician if the poor appetite continues or affects growth.
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