Question: My baby 1 year 7 months not at all hungry always playing mood hardly 1 to3 spoons eating

Answer: H dear,is your baby having constipation As in that case baby cant eat more If yes then the problem.of constipation should be addressed bfirst However if that is not the issue Then it can also happen that sometimes baby list their appetite ,or baby is making fuss in eating You can try giving soups as it acts as a appetiser Try feeding small and frequent meals instead if 3 big meals in a day This should help

Answer: Keep offering the solid you are attempting to get him to eat. He doesn't HAVE to eat it, but he should be exposed to it. He may pick it up and play with it and feel it. That's ok. He's getting used to it--it's a process. Offer soft foods cut up in small pieces. He might be more inclined to actually put a soft bite of banana in his mouth than a crunchy cracker. Bananas, cooked peas and carrots, avocado, plain cooked macaroni, etc. And cut them smaller than you think necessary. Sometimes it helped to give my daughter a spoon and let her try to feed herself. She might have only gotten a couple of bites into her mouth, but she was more likely to keep it in her mouth, chew, and swallow it. Offer the new food first when he's really, truly hungry. If you want him to try a banana but you offer it after his yogurt or whatever, he won't be hungry and will have little motivation to try something new. Maybe while you're prepping breakfast, sit him in his high chair and give him a few bites of the banana to look at/play with/attempt to eat while you chop up the rest of the banana to go in his breakfast. Remain calm. This is sooooooo hard because it can be frustrating and nerve-wracking when your child eats a diet of about three things. But if you are anxious at mealtimes, he absolutely will pick up on that. I can tell you from experience that it will not help the situation. Keep working with him and see if he improves. With our daughter we knew she could eat other things, she just didn't want to eat some of them. She's 2 1/2 now and her diet isn't amazing, but it varies more now than it did even 6 months ago, and every few months we're able to add a few more foods and textures to her diet. If you aren't seeing some kind of improvement over the next few months (I wouldn't give it anymore than 3 months) then you should definitely schedule an appointment with your pediatrician to determine if he needs to be assessed for any developmental issues. 

Answer: Hi! Please dont force the baby to eat, i know and can understand that how difficult it becomes when your baby rejects food and do not want to have anything, but we need to keep offering. 1)Please try and introduce more variety to his platter, he will start accepting real soon. 2)Eat along include him in family meals 3)Dont force or distract feed 4)Encourage him to self feed. Try them his interest towards food will increase. I am giving some suggestion of food here; Breakfast: 1/2 to 1 cup milk Oats Apple Porridge Rawa halwa Plain Dosa Sweet potato kheer Moong daal chilla Banana oats pan cake Idli Midmorning Snacks: Banana slices Cucumber sticks Chiku peices Watermelon scoops Potato wedges Grapes Potato fries Lunch: Chhole Rice Chapati with Daal Chicken Soup rice Curd rice Kadhi Chawal Fish curry with Rice Daal rice with okra fry Afternoon: Fruits with Yogurt Guava Apple Cheese slices Baked carrot sticks Smoothies Makhana Evening Dry fruits Murmura Chilla with veggies Beetroot potato tikki Homemade muffins Dinner: Daal khichdi Chilla Daal Paratha Paneer Paratha Palak khichdi Dosa Rice with boiled pototo with ghee. Good luck!