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Whole milk digestion issue
Hi, My daughter is on formula (Nan Pro) milk right from her birth. And now we have introduced whole milk after she completed 1 year. I am giving her full cream milk with 50:50 ratio of milk and water once in early morning and once at night before bed. She is passing hard stools from the time we introduced whole milk. I also give fruit juice or buttermilk daily once in the evening. Can you please suggest if how I can take care of this. Your thoughts on this would be helpful.
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Don't dilute milk with water Maintain adequate water intake Increse fiber in diet Replace juices with whole fruits Solid meals 4-5 times a day
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If not manageable with changes pls consult pediatrician
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Hi This is the common concern we across U have done a right thing by introducing dilutedcows milk only after one year.good job Usually around 300-400 ml of milk per day is advicable for children .more than that would lead to constipation issues,anemia etc So,u limit milk intake Encourage more water Increase fiber diet Include fruit and vegetable serving in the daily diet It needs to be addressed immediately.prolonged constipation would lead to so many issues in the future. I hope I have answered your query Feel free to ask if any
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if u want to know  full dietary plan for ur child .would advice for an online consult
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