But after google and ask around, it's quite common if your child go tru this stage.
Rite now umar is 1 year 5 months.
I cross tru baby centre and read about this problem as well.
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The problem
One of the first skills your toddler masters is feeding herself. Though she can't control much in her life right now, she can definitely control what she puts in her mouth.
So it's no surprise when she's very opinionated about what she will – and won't – eat. She may eat only one or two preferred foods for weeks, then suddenly change her mind and want something completely different. Don't worry – this is typical toddler behavior.
What you can do
Your child needs some encouragement and structure from you when it comes to mealtimes (such as regular meals and healthy choices), but not much more. William Sears, noted pediatrician and author of 23 books on childcare, says whether, when, and how much your child eats should ultimately be up to her. "Your child may eat well one day and eat practically nothing the next," says Dr. Sears, who co-authored The Family Nutrition Book (Little Brown, August 1999) with his wife, Martha.
Rather than get hung up on the fact that your child has refused everything you put in front of her today, consider what she's eaten over the course of one week. Parents are often surprised to find that their child's food intake balances out. Something must be fueling all that energy!
Don't forget to consider how much she drinks in the food equation, too. Milk and 100 percent juice can supply vital nutrients (though too much juice means too much sugar). But because drinking too much milk or juice can also dampen an appetite, you may want to serve drinks after and between meals, not right before. And don't let her fill up on sweets and junk food – her growing body needs the nutrients supplied by a healthy diet, not empty calories.
Here are a few tips to help get through those bumpy patches:
- Offer a variety of healthy food choices and let your toddler feed herself. This way she gets to exercise a little independence.
- Don't threaten her or bargain with her. "One more bite and you get a cookie," or, "No story time if you don't eat your peas," makes mealtime into a power struggle. If you want to raise a healthy eater, keep mealtimes positive, and don't use sweets as a reward.
- Have meals as a family whenever possible. When your toddler sees you or her siblings eating healthy food, she's more likely to want to follow along.
- Don't take something off the menu if she doesn't like it. Kids are slow to accept new tastes and textures, so if she spits out green beans the first time, try making them again the following week. She may surprise you and decide they're her new favorite food. And be patient: You may have to offer a new food many times before she's willing to make it a regular part of her diet.
Extra vitamins
The American Academy of Pediatrics says that a daily multivitamin isn't usually necessary if your toddler eats a variety of food. But if she doesn't eat much meat or fish, iron-fortified cereal, or iron-rich dark green vegetables, she may need an iron supplement. The best way to know whether your child needs a daily multivitamin – and what kind to give her – is to check with her doctor.
And whether or not your doctor recommends a multivitamin, your child will still need some extra vitamin D. Vitamin D helps the body absorb calcium and phosphorus, which build bones. Sunscreen prevents sunlight from synthesizing vitamin D, and it's difficult to get this essential nutrient from milk alone, so some doctors recommend giving children 400 international units (IUs) of vitamin D daily.
But rest assured: As long as your child is growing and gaining weight accordingly, you can be confident that your toddler is getting enough to eat. If you're concerned, ask your child's doctor to go over your child's growth chart. You may be relieved to find out you don’t have anything to worry about!
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Things that umar eat now:-
1. Nasi goreng
2. Sosej
3. Fries
4. Wedges
5. Carrot
6. Cauliflower
7. Biscuit
8. Koko crunch
9. Any kerepeks
10. Nugget
11. Roti bakar
12. Any fruits he love it
13. Oats with fruits and yogurt
Things that he dislike/ reject for now:-
1. Anythg soft
2. Ayam goreng
Terpaksa buat roti bakar potong kecik2 jd cmni atas letak sosej.
Dulu suka bolognese skg tidak lagi sobs
He love nasi goreng for now phewww
Any experienced mommy can please share your experience on this?
