around the age of 11 months, 12 months, we can see intake

decrease. So with food with milk, but definitely with food

that your baby who may have been feeding and eating a lot

more could drop in their intake, because this has to do

with just their caloric needs in general. So to avoid this

calorie anxiety and this sort of like, I don't trust it, like

what's going to happen? Keep the schedule and then also make

sure that you are offering the variety at meal, at snack, and

your reassurance is going to be those checkups, right? With

the doctor, you'll go for a visit, you'll see their

weight gain. If you're feeling like in between visits, there's

poor weight gain, you can always go in just to get a weight

check and talk to the clinician, but you are going to have that

schedule be your best friend in terms of providing you the

reassurance that I am offering my child this food, and he

or she's going to decide what he does with it, but another

thing is coming when it's set to come at the time.

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