Not willing to eat anything

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My baby has completed 1 year on 8th May , From almost 10 days she is not willing to eat anything, whenever she notice we are trying to feed anything she always refuses , even she doesn't take cows milk , mostly on breastfeed. I am trying so many ways but it seems her appetite has gone. Please suggest what should I do , i Don't force feed her as she screams a lot.

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Dr. Shebin C E

Pediatrician 10 yrs exp Kanyakumari

Greetings don't force feed the child ,it can be temporary that the child is not eating kindly use multivitamin syrup

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Dr. Vinit M Mehta Pediatrician 8 yrs exp Vadodara · Accepted Answer

Dr. Vinit M Mehta

Pediatrician 8 yrs exp Vadodara

Don't make meal time a battle time. Offer a fresh food twice, if disliked then leave it. Don't force food. Its a behaviour issue, less likely related to any illness.