Hello. My baby boy is 5 months old now. He is on breast feed exclusively. Can I start solids for him

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Jasmine KaurMom of 2 children4 years ago

A. Hello dear parent, correct age yo star semi solid is 6 months of age before that it is only recommended to give either breast milk or formula milk. But if your doctir allows you to give semi solid now so Uou can start.

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