Eating problem

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Eating problem

Asked for Male, 2 Years

My son doesn't want food at all If we try to give him forcefully he womits He doesn't like milk also

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Dr. J Prabhakar Rao

Pediatrician 32 yrs exp Ghaziabad

Stop breastfeeding and bottle feeds if given and give just 2 top milk feeds using a glass and 4 solid meals a day including curds and bananas in the diet in addition to whatever you prepare at home. If he's active physically,relax,it's just a matter of regulating the diet and timings.

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Dr. Trupti Shetty Pediatrician 16 yrs exp Pune · Accepted Answer

Dr. Trupti Shetty

Pediatrician 16 yrs exp Pune

Does he prefer eating outside food? Is he still breastfed? Has he been dewormed? Kindly consult with your pediatrician so that they can study his preferences and history and suggest a diet accordingly

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