Brief Answer:
Make mealtime fun and pleasant for them.
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thank you for your query on Healthcare Magic.
Picky eating is seen in some children and they demonstrate food avoidance and usually eat only a limited number of foods.
These children eat only eat only a selected group of foods and refuse to try new foods.
Picky eating is usually a stage that children outgrow, a normal part of childhood development.
I suggest you to make mealtime fun and pleasant for them and remove conflicts and battles to feed them forcefully.
First try to reduce and restrict the quantity of milk to 500 ml in a day, but in a gradual and slow manner.
Don't give any drink or snacks before meal time which will cause satiety and decrease hunger.
You should provide opportunities for children to learn to like a variety of nutritious foods by repeatedly exposing them to these foods, overcoming their tendency to reject unfamiliar foods.
Encouraging the children to try new foods will lead to greater initiative in trying different foods in a variety of settings.
Rewarding the children for trying new foods on their own is a good approach. Give gifts and encourage them positively to try new variety of foods.
Hope I have answered your query, if you have any clarification please let me know.
Regards.
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How To Encourage Kids To Eat Solid Food Rather Than Only Drinking Milk?
Brief Answer:
Make mealtime fun and pleasant for them.
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thank you for your query on Healthcare Magic.
Picky eating is seen in some children and they demonstrate food avoidance and usually eat only a limited number of foods.
These children eat only eat only a selected group of foods and refuse to try new foods.
Picky eating is usually a stage that children outgrow, a normal part of childhood development.
I suggest you to make mealtime fun and pleasant for them and remove conflicts and battles to feed them forcefully.
First try to reduce and restrict the quantity of milk to 500 ml in a day, but in a gradual and slow manner.
Don't give any drink or snacks before meal time which will cause satiety and decrease hunger.
You should provide opportunities for children to learn to like a variety of nutritious foods by repeatedly exposing them to these foods, overcoming their tendency to reject unfamiliar foods.
Encouraging the children to try new foods will lead to greater initiative in trying different foods in a variety of settings.
Rewarding the children for trying new foods on their own is a good approach. Give gifts and encourage them positively to try new variety of foods.
Hope I have answered your query, if you have any clarification please let me know.
Regards.