Baby is not eating well

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Asked for Female, 9 Years

My baby is not eating well seens two days. she is 9 months old. Due to nimoniya she is under medication now.

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Dr. Gunda Srinivas Pediatrician 16 yrs exp Bangalore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Gunda Srinivas

Pediatrician 16 yrs exp Bangalore

Hi welcome to Practo It is common for children to not be interested to eat as the appetite will be less when not well as in your child. During this time feed your child as much as she takes, make sure you don't force feed her. You can give more frequently than usual. Keep the food soft, easy digestible and more palatable than usual. They get back the appetite after they recover from the illness.

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