I need your help,

This happens sometimes. Kids go through growth spurts where they are constantly hungry. And then after that they go through a few week period where they barely want to eat at all. Just make sure she's not sick of coarse. Keep an eye out for fever. It wouldn't hurt to get some kids vitamins until she decides to want to start eating again.

If your daughter doesn't have a fever and she isn't exhibiting any other signs of being sick, I wouldn't force her to eat especially if she is drinking and still eating some. She may have a sore throat, she may not be hungry, she may not want what you are feeding her. If you force her to eat she's going to throw up especially if she just doesn't want to eat. Kids go through this. If this is the first time I am surprised. It probably won't be the last. Don't worry about her unless she is showing signs of being sick or won't drink. If you really want her to eat give her her favorite food. She'll eat but you may regret it if she spits it up.

I went through a phase like this with each of my 5 kids. It seems a lot harder going through it than it does when you see someone else going through this. I am sorry to hear that you are dealing with this like I did. Maybe your daughter is in between growth spurts and just does not want much to eat. Do not worry. What I use to do was knock down or limit the drinks at or around any meals and minimize the snack time foods. My kids use to drink and drink but never eat a whole meal. If you limit the drinks during that meal you will be forcing her to eat food that you make. I would also explain to her that she can have more drink once she takes a few bites of food. If you are still feeding her instead of her feeding herself then you might have to let her eat what she wants to out of all that you make. This also might be affected by sources of pain (teething, fever, etc.) that causes her to not want to eat. Bowel movements that are unusually hard for kids to digest can cause them to not want to eat, so they don't have to go potty (my son did this to me). When some kids start out with the beginnings of a cold, they go through not wanting to eat due to nausia, fatigue, and other symptoms. Or she could be at the stage where she just doesn't feel like eating. She will eat more soon with growth spurts. Just try to make sure that she is eating a couple of bites at each meal and that she is eating her snacks. I would contact your doctor again or even call for a second doctors opinion if you feel that she is getting worse. I hope things get better! Witmuch Meshell

If you had consulted your doctor about this and say's she's okay,then i guess there is nothing wrong with your baby my friend,toodlers are really having different moods with eating habits.Why not try not to give her milk in between,maybe when she feels hungry she will ask for food.