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help...first solid food?

I'm anxious to give my baby his first solid food. I've always heard, and his docter says, that you can start them at 4-6 months of age. But would that be in weeks or by month date? He's 16 weeks old now, but should I wait another week until the day of his birth or should that matter? Also, what would be better to start out with, baby cereal or a small jar of stage one food?

Everyone will tell you something different but I am a mother of two and I oldest is 3 years old and I started feeding her baby food at 3 1/2 months and she is fine and my youngest is 6 months old and she started baby cereal at about 3 months so you do it when you think your child is ready! And you should start with rice cereal and go from there!! go to www.gerber.com and they will give you some tips of feeding an infant!!

So, to answer your question it would be fine to go ahead and start him on cereal! Good luck!

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You have entered into the9th month of pregnancy! This is the time to expect your little one may come to this world at any movement.

Child needs food especially breast feed is very important to grow; A child can digest mothers milk. When mother takes notorious food then mother can get enough milk to feed the baby.

Child massage is important activity in daily life child need a smooth and regular massage and bath to keep the child healthy and active.

A child is around 3-12 months need special child food apart from breast feeding.

Mother and child can enjoy when both are healthy.

If you are a new parent, you may be wondering when to introduce solid foods for your little one. Is it when they are hungrier? Is it when they are six months old? Is it when they begin to crawl? But the answer is: look for cues that tell you that your baby is ready.

Most babies are ready for solid foods between ages 4 and 6 months. If your baby can hold his or her head in an upright position or sit with support, then this means that they are ready for eating solid foods. Also, if your baby is hungrier and interested in what you are eating, then these are all signs that your baby is ready. However, getting ready does not mean that you should cut off your baby from your breast milk at once. Make sure you

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