H., dear
her teeth are growing, and hurt!
Nursing is most wonderful thing ever, keep doing it.
In addition, you might try giving her soft food,
like mashed potatoes, with little butter in them, and milk
or even sour cream, but mash them so that it is like a pudding. This way you can mash very soft any vegetables, or raw or a little boiled or baked fruit, so that she does not need to bite, but just kind of suck her food in. She should like it, as it does not hurt.
Also, if you cook oatmeal porridge, make it simmer long,
so it's very soft, and then take a sieve (the smaller the 'holes' the better, and a spoon.
For all the cases for food now, while her teeth are 'cutting through' and hurt,
use this 'tool', to put the food in the sieve one spoon at a time,
then press the food through with the spoon in the bowl,
and give her to taste, just a little.
If she likes the taste, she'll smile soon and ask for more.
Experiment with different tastes, and give a little first, to check how she reacts. Ti sweeten food, I used honey always, a LITTLE, just to give it an appealing taste. natural is always better, and honey is better than any sugar.
Any kind of porridge works this way: rice, oatmeal, buck-wheat!
I raised three kids like this.
Still, as long as you have milk, keep breastfeeding her, just adding this other food to the 'diet'.
My kids grew up were very healthy, no problems at all.
Happy holidays to you and your dearest ones!!!
M.