Your child should be self-feeding almost entirely and should not be making much of a mess. The bottle should be a thing of the past, and fluids should be taken well from a plastic cup or a glass. Two medium or three small meals per day are enough. It is better not to coax or bribe a child to eat when not hungry. Note that sweets will cut appetite even further, so avoid them as between-meal snacks.
Variety is important.
Vitamins Vitamins may be given in dropper, teaspoon or tablet form. A minimum of two cups should be taken daily in any of the above forms. Mild cheese is a good source of protein, as are cottage cheese and yogurt. All frozen, fresh-cooked or canned fruits and vegetables. Immunizations A repeat tuberculin test may be given done at age two.