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My child is 2 years age
Since, 5 6 months my daughter has started hating milk all of a sudden. No good reason before these 6 months she was having it in bottle but, I left the bottle as the doctors asked and on the top of it she got bad cough and cold. So I thought she is growing also. So its for her betterment. She drank milk but with a lot of tantrums each time when she had to have milk. I also got irritated and many times angry too. But last 2 3 days she drank milk and only vomited. So, today I left the tug of war of milk and handling her. But, then that's not going to help anyway. Milk is milk. So a solution to it is a must for me. I tried soy milk but she was not liking its taste. I tried to give paneer she did not like it so much. So, now what?
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It is purely psychological for the child to show resistance as her age also defines so. At this point we have homeopathic remedies which increase hunger and changes the intolerance for milk or aversion to milk to acceptability. With increased hunger desire for milk returns. You can share your details on paid consult and medicines will reach you.
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Milk is a good source of calcium, Vitamin D, protein and other vital nutrients. The most common reason that some children stop drinking milk is when there is a transition from breast milk or formula to regular milk or from bottles to drinking cups. Toddler may avoid milk because they feel some discomfort from drinking milk.
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1. Toddlers’ drinking and eating habits are much like adults and develop over time, hence over time they can develop a stronger taste for other drinks than milk. 2. Children should never be forced to drink milk if they are not willing to. Eating food should not be a battleground for children but rather an enjoyable experience. No single item of food is essential to any child's diet and can always be replaced by other food items. It is more essential that a child is enjoying eating and is given a well-balanced mixed diet during meals.
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Instead of giving milk directly to drink you can give curd, Mattha, paneer, Dallia made in milk, etc. Homoeopaths have very good medicines if someome has intolarance of milk or milk products. Homoeopathic Medicines for intolarance of milk is vary person to person acording to there symptoms.
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In homeopathy we hav such wonderful medicine for intolerance of milk in children and new born.. Bt for prescription sum details are required.. Yupp for a short relief u can give ur baby Aethusa Cynapium 30CH in sugar pills 4-4 pills three times a day for three days And baby is very cranky thn give Chamomilla 30CH in sugar pills 4-4 pills three times a day for three day.. And tell us d situation after medication for three days
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follow up is required
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these medicines are only for three days purpose nt fir long term use..
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Milks need for an infant is irreplaceable. It is a complete food as it contains calcium phosphorus proteins etc As a mother you have to try and feed the child substitute in form of curd kheer custard or paneer
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the weaning (the oral food) which you are feeding the baby should be a well balanced diet.  I advise you to feed the baby banana apple light mashed daal mashed potato and paneer so that there is no nutritional deficiency in the body building years of life
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Homoeopathic medicines are very helpful to treat intolerance to milk be it a physiological problem or psychological aversions
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