my 15month old daughter don't like eating fruits even juices, what shall i do?

Answer 1

I think that as long as she's eating enough vegetables to make up for the lack of vitamin and minerals missing from the fruits, she'll probably be OK. Just keep trying to get her to eat fruit. Of course, if you have any concerns about your child's diet, talk with her doctor. He may have some ideas, too.

Answer 2

If your daughter refuses to eat fruit take some berries or citrus or other fruit and mix it in her foods. Possibly put some in oatmeal, or farina. Pies and tarts may also be a way to get the necessary nutrients into your daughter's diet. Working the fruit groups into meals as a garnish of a sort can also help to persuade her to eat them. In time your daughter's tastes will likely change.The best advise of all -- consult your pediatrician. ~Ben~

Answer 3

u should not force ur daughter to eat fruits or drink juice,by doing this u'll only increase her hatred for these stuffs.
So do onething it will take about a week but surely work.
u all(family members) eat fruits like mango,pineapple,strawberry(juicy fruits first) in front of her with lots of pleasure and keep some best picked fruits near her but don't offer her.It will increase her thirst for fruits and juices and finall one day she'll pick one herself.(keep one thing in mind it must be the better one that she will pick up)

Answer 4

My little ones? They the two had somebody to %. up after them and now they go away each thing because it falls... i think of my daughter is slightly extra helpful. That pair have had each thing surpassed to them - extra distant places journeys than i've got had - and that i'm unsure they have been completed a favour - the two might desire to get their priorities suitable and get their own homes as a replace of waiting on dad and mom to cark it...their grandparents lived to be almost a hundred on their mom's part....

Answer 5

^^^ Who gives 15 month old coke? Anyways a 15 month old may not understand if you say nothing more until you eat this. at 15 months you can cut grapes in half and give her them. Make sure you are in the room. You can peel real apples and give her very small peice, same with strawberrys or peaches. I dont know if you are giving her real fruit or baby fruit. but you can start with these and see how she does.

Answer 6

If you want her to eat fruit or drink juice then give this to her and say you are not getting any thing else (such as coke), and I think that she will finally start eating or drinking. The main thing is to be patient and keep working with her.

Answer 7

Toddlers are notorious for being fussy eaters. Try hiding it in foods she will eat. Maybe a thin banana milk shake or smoothie with strawberry and applesauce. Add applesauce to warm oatmeal or small pieces of chopped apple, banana or strawberry to cold cereal. Blend berries with yogurt and freeze in popcicle trays or maybe frozen 100% juice pops. Maybe even adding the pureed fruit to yogurt. Give it time, doctors always say as long as their eating and getting vitamins they are fine, just keep trying and introducing new foods.

Answer 8

Water is best for them. Do you use the baby juice from the supermarkets that are diluted? !/3 juice 2/3's water. Have you also tried dried fruits like saltanas, dried apricots, apple? They are still high in sugar so i wouldn't encourage to many.

Answer 9

Introduce slowly and do not force her to eat.

In the mean time read up on it and take doctor's advice on the vitamin supplements to give.

As she grows she will understand and change her life style on her own as needed.

Answer 10

My son sometime does the same thing he wont eat/drink what we give him. I won't let him have anything else if he still wants something to drink, i give him the same thing eventually he takes it. so i would try doing that. (she may throw a fit, just be patient) good luck!