Eating habits

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Eating habits

Asked for Male, 2 Years

Hi My son is about 20 months, still asking for cerelac n my milk. Not showing interest in fruits or rice or even biscuits. He's got almost teeth, still not interested in chewing food. How to deal with this. I'm concerned that he is not getting complete nutrition. Pls help me how to make him eat rice.

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Dr. Amit P Ghawade Pediatrician 13 yrs exp Pune · Accepted Answer

Dr. Amit P Ghawade

Pediatrician 13 yrs exp Pune

Hi Slowly tapering off how long and how often you breast-feed each day — over the course of weeks or months — will cause your milk supply to gradually diminish and prevent engorgement. It might be easiest to drop a midday breast-feeding session first. After a lunch of solid food, your child might become interested in an activity and naturally give up this session. Once you've dropped one feeding, you can work on dropping another.

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