my baby is not growing both height and weight

2 Answers

POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 5 m old boy11 months ago

A. If your nine-month-old baby is not gaining weight or height as expected, it’s important to consider a few steps: 1. Consult a Pediatrician: Schedule an appointment to assess your baby's growth and rule out any underlying health issues. 2. Monitor Feeding: Ensure that your baby is getting enough nutrition. At this age, a mix of breast milk/formula and solid foods is recommended. Offer a variety of foods, including fruits, vegetables, grains, and proteins. 3. Track Growth Patterns: Keep a record of your baby’s weight and height over time to share with the doctor. Compare with growth charts to see how your baby is tracking. 4. Encourage Eating: Create a positive mealtime environment. Avoid distractions and encourage self-feeding. Offer small, manageable pieces of food that are easy to grasp. 5. Consider Nutritional Supplements: Discuss with your pediatrician whether a nutritional supplement is appropriate for your baby. 6. Check for Feeding Issues: Ensure there are no difficulties with swallowing or digestion that could affect growth. 7. Stay Calm and Positive: Growth issues can be concerning, but many children catch up in their own time. Focus on providing a supportive environment. Getting professional advice is crucial, as they can provide tailored guidance based on your baby's specific needs.

RashmiMom of a 11 yr old girl11 months ago

A. The child has to learn to eat properly the kind of food that has been given that is how the child is going to have a growth year you are saying that your child is in eating which is why the weight is not happening kindly check with your doctor for further assistance