Babies with dyspepsia should try to consume soft and less crumbly complementary foods such as rice pudding and rice porridge. Babies with indigestion should try to eat as little crumbs as possible, because crumbs-containing foods, most of which are rich in fiber (crude fiber and fine fiber), tend to aggravate intestinal peristalsis, which can trigger intestinal colic, intestinal spasms and intestinal flatulence. Soft and rotten complementary foods help to reduce the digestive burden on the stomach, such as rice paste, rice porridge and so on. At the same time, baby supplemental food should appropriately limit the intake of lipids and proteins, such as milk, eggs, meat and so on. Baby indigestion in addition to pay attention to diet, if the symptoms are more obvious, is the need for timely medical treatment, find the cause of indigestion, and then scientific treatment.