Tips on how to make a four-and-a-half-month-old baby fall in love with breastfeeding again

For a nine-month-old baby, not wanting to eat complementary foods might be due to a lack of interest in food. It’s advised for mothers not to force their children to eat, and instead, try a different type of food and gradually increase the amount. Also, be patient in cultivating the habit of eating complementary foods, as this is a process that requires time and cannot be rushed.

When a child’s diarrhea persists without improvement, consider the possibility of dyspepsia or enteritis, and seek appropriate medical advice and treatment.

For a seven-month-old baby who refuses to drink formula milk, parents can consider introducing complementary foods and gradually weaning the baby.

How to introduce complementary foods for a 3-month-old baby and address insufficient breast milk

At five months old, besides breast milk, what other foods should be introduced?

A guide on introducing complementary foods for a five-month-old baby

How should a four-month-old baby be introduced to complementary foods?

How to introduce appropriate complementary foods to a six-month-old baby?

How to safely and effectively introduce complementary foods to infants?