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Eating Problems:Diet
2009-01-20
Name: Pooja R



My son is 8.5 months old. I started solids for him after he completed 6 months. I give him 4 meals a day at a gap of 3-4 hrs. and breast feed at night. Does this seem sufficient. His appetite does not seem to be too high, he barely takes 1/2 wati of whatever I offer him. What is the usual qty. kids of his age take? His wt. is proper and he is an otherwise active baby.


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2009-02-03
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Anonymous Name: Radha
Subject:  Diet for 9 months old



If you can let us know, what do you feed for a meal, it will much more easier for us to answer your query
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2009-02-16
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Anonymous Name: Pooja R
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Dear Radha,
Thanks for your reply. Actually over the last one month I changed his diet and he is eating much better now. He does not eat rice at all now and so I have started chappaties for him. He is happier with that. He has been rejecting rice since the last 2 months in any form. Well thanks for your replies.

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2009-02-03
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Anonymous Name: Radha
Subject:  Diet for 9 months old



This is what my elder son' s doctor prescribed for his diet.

6.30am Milk
8.30am Raagi Semi soild / Fruits or Veg steamed/mashed/
10.30am Any fruit juice - nothing to avoid

12.30/1pm - dhal rice with mixed veg / curd rice with green leaves / wheat rava with dhal

4pm some snacks - cookies/1 dosa/rava upma/any other snacks which ur son is used to

6pm milk

8pm - dinner

bedtime - milk

This way instead of restricting the diet only to 4 solid meals of large quantity, give less quantity but frequent meals and try. this must work out
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