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Not eating well
My baby girl two years old. For the past 4 days she's not eating well. She eats but very slowly. She keeps food in her mouth and doesn't swallow. Suddenly she's doing such things. She used to eat soon but past 4 days she's making very late and also not eating well. Her motion was very hard like pebble. We are giving enough water. Lst one week we gave her bread as evening snack. Is she constipated. I'm worried that she's not eating well. What to. Do
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You need to give her a high fibre diet - fruits and vegetables, oats, whole grains. Avoid biscuits and bread.
Also give her atleast 1-1.5 litres of water daily.
If it still doesnt resolve , consult a pediatrician
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Yes she is constipated.
But dont worry
Avoid Bread, pav, etc
Give plenty of fluids n high fibre diet( oats, carrot, cucumber, ripe banana, fig, green vegetables ), etc.
If after having this still she is constipating , then she will need medication
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