Need Baby Food Chart After six month

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ExpertSHRUTI KANCHANLactation Educator and Counselor2 years ago

A. Yes, here are some examples of nutrient-rich foods that can be included in a baby food chart for a six-month-old: 1. Cooked and pureed fruits (such as apples, pears, bananas, mangoes, or avocados) 2. Cooked and pureed vegetables (such as sweet potatoes, carrots, peas, or green beans) 3. Iron-fortified cereals (such as rice, oat, or barley cereal) 4. Pureed meat or poultry (such as chicken or beef) 5. Pureed legumes (such as lentils or beans) 6. Yogurt (plain, whole milk yogurt) 7. Pureed tofu 8. Pureed eggs 9. Whole-grain bread or crackers (softened with breast milk or formula) 10. Small amounts of unsweetened fruit juice or fruit puree (diluted with water) It's important to note that these foods should be introduced one at a time, and parents should wait at least three days between new introductions to watch for signs of allergy or sensitivity. Also, consulting with a pediatrician or a registered dietitian can help create a customized feeding plan based on the baby's specific needs and preferences.

Dr GhouseGuardian of 3 children2 years ago

A. yes once baby completing 6 months of age and entering 7th month you can start giving complementary foods to the baby you can you traditional foods in small quantity are can you even commercially available