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by 15 months your baby should be getting her nutritional requirements from eating solids. Breastfeeding is no longer the only source of nutrition. As long as your baby is eating a well balanced diet and her growth is good (according to her paediatrician), you don't have to worry.

Hi Shree. If you are giving her fluids in other forms & not only as water or juice s its okay. Being 15 months old, you must be feeding your baby foods other than breastmilk, so try and give water by offering her watery fruits, cucumbers , soups, curds. Your breastmilk contains water too. Quick tip - sometimes babies like warm water better than normal temp water. You could try that. & MOST IMPORTANTLY, it doesn't affect the baby's health in case of ur query.

As advised by Babychakra expert Dr Aarushi Upadhyay. Don't worry your breastfeeding milk is enough. keep trying and ur child will get into the habit.