Baby Rice At 3 Months

Dr. Sunita KothariMBBS, MS - Obstetrics & GynaecologyGynaecologist

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Hello welcome to Lybrate.com .breast milk if less, you should drink enough water and milk and you can continue lactate tablet till you need, and after 6 months you should start top feed and liquid diet like dal and rice water etc. 

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Dr. Swarnshikha SharmaDoctrate In Dietetics, PhD - PsychologyDietitian/Nutritionist

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You should introduce top feed method at 7th month like pulses/ legumes water/ rice water/ oats/ dalia/ khichri etc. 

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Dr. Niladri BosePediatrician

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During diarrhea, give ors, breast feeding, and rice based diet. Avoid dehydration. Packaged foods aren't encouraged. Probiotics like econorm are optional. Thank you. 

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Baby age is not mentioned, according to wt looks like 1 years old baby. Till 6 months baby should be fed strictly only mother's milk. After 6 months slowly you should introduce food one by one like mashed rice and milk, for 4-5 day the n add mashed dal, then after some time mashed potato then few drops of gee. Then vegitables along with mother milk for 2 yrs. Drops multivitamins a to z 0.5 ml once a day drops ondem 0.5 ml before giving food twice daily only if baby is vomiting symptoms. 

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Ms. Kinjal MehtaB.Sc Food & NutritionDietitian/Nutritionist

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I believe it's best to give natural food unless and until baby doesn't eat and is malnourished. you can try to include a few things 1) rawa sheera/ kheer ( add dryfruit powder), wheat flour sheera, Raab (when the weather is cold/ baby has a cold) gol papdi (add dryfruits) 2) sometimes it's best to let them play with food & they eat it make vegetable sticks or shapes- potato, carrot, ( squeeze some lemon if baby likes sour /salt ) 3) you can start home-made curd if the baby doesn't have issues. start with one than a few spoons for a couple of days just to see. But please consult your doctor first. mashed fruits (banana, kiwi) + curd with 2-3 sweet meals add 1 salty, sour, blend so that the baby learns to eat everything. slowly reduce sugar. you can also include paneer in small quantities but first ask your doctor. if you baby has lactose intolerance than please consult for a proper diet plan. 

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Dear lybrate-user, I would suggest just keep your baby hydrated with ors solution and continue breastfeeding. And stop any new food product if introduced recently. 

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Dt. SanchitaMsc - Dietetics and Community Nutrition, B.Sc. - Dietitics / NutritionDietitian/Nutritionist

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As per mine knowledge her weight is appropriate as per her age. Complementary feeding is started at 6 months of age along with breast feeding. We can serve the baby with blended or mashed banana / vegetable soups/dal soups/ mashed potato/ pureed fruits/ dal rice mixture and much more. During complementary feeding it's important to include minimum four food groups for e.g. Cereals, pulses, green leafy vegetables, fats and oils, fruits and vegetables. At the end I will suggest you to consult a qualified pediatric dietician. She will plan a complementary meal plan for your growing infant. Healthy nutrition at this stage plays a very important role for the growth of baby. Take care dietitian sanchita. 

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Dr. Lekha Atkarphd in pediatrician (parental Nutrition)/ PG in Dietictes/Msc in sport nutritionDietitian/Nutritionist

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*fruits puree: fruits should be steamed, and mashed or pureed while introducing for the first time. Fruits like apples, bananas, pear, avocado, chikoo and peaches can be given. *vegetable puree: vegetables such sweet potatoes, potatoes, carrots, sweet pumpkin, french beans, etc. Can be steamed and given either as finger foods or as a puree. *pulses soup: a variety of pulses, especially dals, can be boiled with water and the soup can be given to babies. *rice porridge: rice is a good source of carbohydrates and vitamins for babies. Broken rice, made with breast milk or formula milk can be given as porridge. *cereal porridge: porridge can also be made from a variety of single grain cereals like wheat, millet, barley, oats, etc. These cereals can be dried and powdered together or separately, to make gruel. *vegetable soup: a variety of vegetables can be boiled in water, and the stock can be given as soup. *yoghurt: although cow’s milk is not recommended until the age of one, unsweetened yoghurt can be given in moderate amounts as an alternative to purees. 

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You should make her at along with you all in the plate. Chapati, rice, dal,vegetables etc can be given. You can give small melas at 3-4 hours rather than full 3 meals a day. Syp aptivate 5 ml od can be given to improve appetite. 

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You have to give a balanced diet including carbohydrates, proteins, fats, minerals and vitamins. You need to spend little more time with her to deal with her anger issues. 

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