In general, it’s important to be cautious with giving any herbal formulas to young children, since their bodies are still developing and are particularly sensitive. Triphala is a multi-herb combination traditionally used in Ayurveda to support digestion, but for a 6-year-old child, I would advise against using triphala tablets without direct guidance from a healthcare practitioner familiar with your child’s specific needs.
The symptoms you’ve mentioned — difficulty with milk and eggs, stomachaches, and what you describe as ‘collid’ problems (perhaps colic or constipation?) — may suggest issues with digestive fire (agni) or potential imbalances in kapha or vata doshas. Since milk and eggs are often heavier, they could be exacerbating these imbalances in sensitive individuals.
Consider a diet that supports digestion: introducing warm, cooked foods, focusing on easily digestible grains like rice, and vegetables like carrots and squash. Herbs and spices like ginger or cumin (in very small amounts) could be added to meals to support digestion, but only if it’s safe and suitable for your child’s age and preference.
Keep hydration in check with warm water, maybe include a pinch of asafoetida (hing) if the problem is gas-related. For digestive strength, a home remedy like a small amount of plain rice gruel might help soothe digestion.
However, it’s crucial to consult with a pediatric healthcare professional who can assess her symptoms specifically and provide tailored guidance. Persistent stomach or dietary issues should be evaluated to rule out any underlying conditions. Prioritize her overall safety and well-being by seeking a comprehensive evaluation.
