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Introduction of solid food

Ankit Jain Guardian of a 1 yr 1 m old boy 5 months ago
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Barkha Sanctis Mom of 2 children 4 years ago
In reply to sneha salkar
Its usually recommended to start baby with rice and dal water. Along wid this try giving soft foods like fruits and sweet porridges. Its all about the consistency in early days . Two tablespoon each meal is enough to fill baby’s tummy. Gradually when they start exploring food they might have an appetite and would want more of it . Jus try and understand when n how much it increases as baby start to show signs of hunger.
My doctor advised against dal/rice water as it will fill baby’s stomach without giving enough calories.
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sneha salkar Mom of a 5 yr 5 m old girl 4 years ago
Its usually recommended to start baby with rice and dal water. Along wid this try giving soft foods like fruits and sweet porridges. Its all about the consistency in early days . Two tablespoon each meal is enough to fill baby’s tummy. Gradually when they start exploring food they might have an appetite and would want more of it . Jus try and understand when n how much it increases as baby start to show signs of hunger.
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Anisha Mom of a 6 yr old girl 4 years ago
whatever food u introduce, make sure u continue it for a few days to see if the baby is allergic or not accepting & then make changes accordingly. I gave veggies/fruits but avoided potatoes below 1yr age. gradually increase frequency of solids as the baby grows.
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sabreen saleem Mom of 3 children 4 years ago
you can give fruit puree like apple, pear , papaya and vegetables puree like sweet potatoes,carrots
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