Why does my baby not like to eat?

We have only one child in our family now, and we all hope that our child can get better care and upbringing. We want to give the child the best of everything. Even a pair of socks for the baby we have to select personally, for fear of hurting the child. We also know that the baby will eat a little food and add complementary food at eight months old, but sometimes the baby will not eat well, leaving parents helpless. So what's the matter with an eight-month-old baby not liking to eat?

If a child has a poor appetite, parents can feed the child some appetizers, or take the child to the hospital to check whether the child's poor appetite is caused by a lack of trace elements. However, it is recommended that parents properly regulate their children's schedules to help them develop good living habits. Secondly, they should ensure that their children drink enough water and exercise enough every day, because only when the children reach a certain amount of exercise will they have the desire to eat!

In addition, parents can use the time before children eat to play simple pre-meal games with their children, or introduce recipes to children and the nutrition of vegetables, etc., to attract children's interest. At the same time, when cooking for children, they can appropriately consider the combination of color, aroma, taste and shape.

The baby is only eight months old now, and there is a process for him to accept complementary food. Since it is called complementary food, it is a supplement. It is not necessary for the baby to eat a certain amount every day. Just keep adding it every day and let the baby accept it slowly. However, if the baby usually drinks little milk and eats little complementary food, it may be indigestion.

An eight-month-old baby should still be fed mainly with milk, and the time for complementary food can be adjusted to the three meals a day of adults. The baby's complementary food should be as original as possible, and the salt in the food should be used reasonably. Vegetables such as carrots, celery, and eggs have a high salt content, so they can be juiced or made into a puree and mixed with rice for the baby to eat. Try not to add salt as much as possible, and add less oil. Too much salt will increase the baby's metabolic burden, and too much oil may cause indigestion in the baby.

Now we know why eight-month-old babies don’t like to eat. If the baby doesn’t like to eat, you should take him to the hospital for a check-up. This way we can know why the baby doesn’t like to eat. If it’s not the baby’s fault, then it’s our own fault. We can look for some reasons in ourselves. Is it because the food we cooked is not suitable? We must find more reasons.