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Feeding your baby


  • Breast milk is the best food for most babies.
  • Try to breastfeed your baby for the first 6 months of life.
  • Babies are ready to start solid food at about 5 or 6 months.
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    What solids foods should I start my baby on?

    Begin with a single-grain iron-fortified cereal such as rice, barley or oatmeal. Mix it with breast milk or infant formula. Start with a small amount once a day. It's hard to tell how much your baby will eat. At first, most of her food will probably end on her bib or face. Be patient and help your baby learn this new skill. It's important that meal time is a pleasant time. This will build the foundation of healthy eating habits. If your baby cries, shows no interest in feeding or turns her head away from the spoon, stop feeding her. She is trying to tell you that she's full or she doesn’t want anymore. You should never force her to eat more than what she wants.

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