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I'm not gonna agree with much of what other people have said :) Although the first person said something that i half agree with - LOL - basically, my daughter is 13 months old & she has 1 bottle of formula a day, it's a vanilla drink that covers all her nutritional needs with just 1 cup/bottle a day since little ones don't really eat a lot anyway. The brand is WYATT (i think) it's a toddler formula for 12 months to 3 years, so basically you could just get her to eat what she wants during the day & at night before bed give her a warm bottle/cup of the toddler drink to make sure she gets all the good stuff! My daughter eats everything but it's nice to know the 1 drink can make sure she's set for nutrients :) Also, this formula i have can be given as just a vanilla drink - for the full affects you use 5 scoops to 175ml of water (i'm in Australia, sorry) & to have just a milk drink with a different flavour, you just add in a little to taste, she loves it too. I guess the 2nd option would be perfect for kids that don't like the taste of plain milk. You could try making her something like a little stew - with veggies & small amounts of chicken in there (since chicken is a lot more tender - fish would work too) or try something else. My daughter loves to have cocktail frankfurts so she can have 2 or 3 of those for lunch & i know she's getting enough red meat - they're only about 2" long so i peel off the skin & she'll sit there & gnaw on that - then she has meat with veggies etc for dinner. Also, try making her chips/fries - oven baked only but she can still just hold them & chew! Good luck!

sometimes when they hit that age there taste buds change theres not a whole lot you can do. keep trying differant foods give her the choice of picking between her meals and be patient she'll grow out of it.

I have had the same problem with my 17 month old son. He was a really good eater up until about a month ago, when he stopped eating and became very picky. This week he finally started picking up the eating again, but I had really begun to worry me. I found that anything ground beef he will eat (lasagne, spaghetti and meat balls, meat balls), I have also begun making him smoothis and milk shakes, since I was told by a nutritionist that this was just as nutritious as the nutritional drinks. My son's favorites are: Banana, orange, milk, ice cubes (milkshake) banana, strawberries, orange juice, ice cubes (smoothie) mango, icecubes smoothie. You can try to make different variations, and see which ones your daughter likes the best. Good luck :)

what you should do is go see a doctor..I suggest that is best thing to do and they could give her a nutritonal plan that tastes good or something like that..

In my opinion You should give him what he want to eat,