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Splitting rice
Hai dr. My baby is 17 months old. She will eat rice properly but while eating she will split out from her mouth suddenly.wats the reason for this behaviour from 2 days she started doing this
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Sometimes kid behave like these for routine diet..so change the food and taste for dew days ....
If kid has no fever and playful then dont worry...
Stop rice for few days or make it masala rice to change the taste...
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always give a kid different kind of recipe as their taste changes during this age group..
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no need to worry..
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Dr. Mallar Mukherjee
Pediatrician
15 yrs exp
Kolkata
Try with variety of recipes. Let her enjoy her diet.
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You can feed her the same dishes that you take.
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Try to have meals all members sitting together
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Her taste buds are changing. Try different recipes.
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Kids are very playful, they eat one or two mouthful and then they spit and play,
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No worries. Give food in small amounts in frequent intervals
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