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My child is 14 months she suffering from constipation, she drinks nido?
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Diet changes: At 14m old, a baby should be eating 3 meals/2 snacks daily and drinking milk/form (600ml daily). The formula should be given only after they eat. Their diet should consist of pureed/small bits of soft fruit/veggies, cereal and meat. If their stool is hard (like pellets) or clay like, try giving 1-2 oz prune or pear juice daily. Avoid constipating foods like applesauce, unripe bananas, rice, cheese
Answered 7/9/2020
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