16 month old baby: appetite, urination

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Offlate my 16 months old baby has list appetite and her food intake has reduced. Also urination has reduced.

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Dr. Trupti Shetty Pediatrician 17 yrs exp Pune · Accepted Answer

Dr. Trupti Shetty

Pediatrician 17 yrs exp Pune

Try giving plenty of fluids to encourage urination. As per appetite, toddlers are fussy eaters and go through phases when they eat well and phases when they don't. Try giving him variety and colorful foods. Make meal times interesting with stories and play, nothing too rough though.

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If it still doesn't improve, consult your pediatrician for deworming or supplements

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