Many babies will have “milk aversion” at some point in time, mainly because they no longer eat milk as well as they did before, and the amount of milk they eat has decreased a lot, which is anxious mothers and fathers, worried about the lack of nutrition for their babies. So, how do you feed your baby when he is anorexic? The actual fact is that you can find a lot of people who are not able to get a good deal on a lot of things. In the face of the physiological anorexia period of the baby, the mother better choose a quiet, undisturbed environment to feed, so that the baby does not accidentally forget to drink milk. The actual fact is that you can find a lot of people who are not able to get a good deal on a lot of things. When your baby is 4-5 months old, you can take advantage of your baby’s curiosity about food and start adding foods other than milk to supplement calories and nutrients. However, if the baby is allergic, it is still recommended to start adding it after six months. However, when adding side dishes at the beginning, you should keep the taste light and not add seasonings so that your baby will not love milk even more after tasting the sweetness. Change the way of eating milk in an interesting way Some cases, which look the same as milk aversion, are not really milk aversion. For example, some babies are averse to the same old way of eating milk, most often with manual feeding. The same milk that is not eaten in a bottle is eaten with a small spoon. There are babies who won’t even eat spoon feeding at about 5 months of age, but will drink milk from their mother’s coffee cup – spilling some out, but much more effective than using a bottle and spoon! Don’t change formula too often For artificially fed babies, if the milk aversion happens after a new formula, it’s possible that the baby doesn’t like the taste of the new formula or the new formula makes the baby physically ill. In addition, we parents should take a gradual approach when replacing formula for our babies. What is the normal amount of milk a baby eats? One month old babies follow the principle of feeding as much as the baby can eat; two months old babies have about 600-700ml of milk a day; three to four months old babies have the highest amount of milk a day, around 800-1000ml; six to twelve months old babies start to eat less milk a day, from 800ml down to about 500ml. It is normal for a baby to have milk aversion at a certain period of time, indicating that his digestive function is gradually increasing and he can accept food other than breast milk. Besides, the absorption ability is stronger, and the nutrition that used to be absorbed by eating 100 ml of milk can be satisfied by eating 50 ml now, so naturally, you don’t need to eat too much milk.