Need Some Powdered Nutrition for My 2.5 Year Old.

Hi! I'm not sure if you are looking for a high calorie type powder or not, but our DS who is now 2 years old is on Carnation Breakfast powder drinks.

We give him soy milk and like your DD he LOVES his milk. He is only in the 4th percentile for weight which is why his doctor has him on the extra nutrition/calories. He was on Pediasure, but she said we could switch to the Carnation Breakfast powders since it is cheaper if we wanted and has the same effect.

Oh, and you can buy them at any grocery store in the breakfast/cereal aisle.

HTH!

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I agree with Nedra on the Carnation instant breakfast, however, I would use it to tide her over not as a permanent solution. She isn't getting the roughage from fruits or veggies, nor using her teeth as they were intended when on a liquid diet. Any tonsil issues? or swallowing/chewing problems?
I would be sure that she eats with the adults and sees them enjoying "real" food so she knows to aspire to doing the same.
After meals, I would give her the milk/Carnation, not with and not before.
K.