What to Do When Your Baby Often Doesn’t Want to Eat?

My baby is 16 months old and has a poor eating quality. Sometimes it’s hard for her to eat, and she only eats a little bit after being coaxed by adults. I’ve given her some digestion tablets, but the effect isn’t very good. She is very healthy. Besides, my baby is still breastfeeding. When is the best time to wean her?
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What to Do When Your Child Develops Oral Ulcers?

My child doesn’t usually like vegetables and fruits, and lately, they’ve been frequently experiencing mouth ulcers, making them even less interested in eating. What should I do if my child keeps getting recurrent oral ulcers? Oral ulcers, also known as recurrent aphthous stomatitis, are a type of recurrent oral mucosal disease. They are characterized by recurrent outbreaks, severe pain, and can also lead to various complications. Oral ulcers usually occur during the transition between spring and autumn, when people with low immunity, unable to adjust their internal environment in time due to seasonal changes, become more susceptible to viral infections, leading to ulcers. To prevent the occurrence of oral ulcers, consider the following points: 1. Pay attention to oral hygiene, avoid damaging the oral mucosa, and avoid spicy and regional stimulating foods. 2. Maintain a positive mood and avoid anxiety. 3. Ensure adequate sleep and avoid overexertion. 4. Pay attention to regularity in life and a balanced diet, develop a certain defecation habit, and prevent constipation.
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