POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 6 m old boy1 Year agoA. While some babies may show signs of readiness for solids around the age of 5 months, it's generally advised to wait until they are closer to six months unless otherwise recommended by your pediatrician.Here are signs that your baby may be ready for solid foods:Head Control:Your baby can hold their head steady and sit with support.Loss of Tongue Thrust Reflex:The tongue thrust reflex, where infants automatically push solids out of their mouths, diminishes.Showing Interest:Your baby displays an interest in what you are eating, reaches for your food, or seems curious about solids.Increased Appetite:If your baby seems unsatisfied with breast milk or formula alone and still shows hunger after feeds.Ability to Coordinate Eyes and Hands:Your baby can bring objects to their mouth and shows coordination between eyes and hands.
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