POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 5 m old boy10 months agoA. At four months and 15 days old, it's generally recommended to wait before introducing solid foods like Cerelac. The American Academy of Pediatrics suggests starting solids around 6 months, but some parents begin earlier if their baby shows readiness signs.
If you’re considering introducing Cerelac or any other solid foods, ensure your baby:
1. Can sit up: Your baby should have good head and neck control and be able to sit with minimal support.
2. Shows interest in food: If your baby reaches for food or seems curious when you eat, it may be a sign they are ready.
3. Has lost the tongue-thrust reflex: This reflex, which makes babies push food out of their mouths, should be diminished.
If you choose to start solids, consult with your pediatrician for personalized advice and to discuss which foods are suitable for your baby’s age. Always introduce new foods one at a time and monitor for any allergic reactions.
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