You can recall what adults like to eat at home, what dishes are often cooked at home, and what dishes the baby eats more. The food that the baby likes and dislikes should be organically matched. For example, if the baby likes eggs but doesn't like carrots, carrots should be added to the eggs. At first, you should chop the carrots into mud and put a spoonful in, so that the taste of eggs basically masks the taste of carrots. If the baby is sensitive to taste buds and can eat a little, reduce the amount until the baby accepts it.

When people are hungry, their taste and requirements for food are reduced, so if you want to add food that your baby doesn't like, it's best to wait until your baby is hungry. Under normal circumstances, the baby will not refuse.

Encourage your baby to eat different kinds of food. The less the baby likes to eat, the more he should be given some. Let the baby eat a little at a time. Even if he doesn't like eating for a long time, he doesn't completely resist not eating at all.

Try different cooking methods for each ingredient.

Eggs are nutritious. Someone gives the baby an egg every day, and the baby will be tired after eating it for a few days. You can try different cooking methods such as boiled eggs, poached eggs, steamed eggs, tea eggs and egg custard, so that your baby won't feel the same way.

You can also make food into different shapes. For example, when cooking, if the baby likes bears, he will make two balls of different sizes. The small ball takes the big ball as its body and the mung bean as its eyes. A curved carrot slice will be attached to a round piece of meat as the mouth, a small bean as the nose, and the round meat attached to the mouth and nose will be attached to the bottom of the face (small ball). Sausages are cut into different shapes, with two semicircles as ears and two ends as hands and feet. This may make the baby feel interesting and increase his appetite. You can also eat while playing with your baby, such as "Come on, Mingming (a pseudonym). Eat the bear's eyes! Come on, baby, eat the bear's hand! " This way, the baby won't feel bored when eating.