My roomate feeds her baby solid foods...?
She is gibing the baby white rice.. the baby was born dec 25, so 6 months old in a few days no teeth she also gave her zucchini the other day is that ok?Im not gonna say anything but it kinda seems to soon to me ..
When can you give a baby solid food?!?
My son is 2 1 2 months old. He was 6lbs 4oz when he was born and he now weighs 15lbs He eats 8oz every 2 2 1 2 hours of formula. I also give him a cereal bottle at night to hold him over for a few hours. The doc said not to do that until 4 months but my mom did it with me and so did a lot of other people. Can someone please just tell me when you think its best to start solids? He seems ready to me Any help would help Thanks I know he is fat HaHa. Not to sound annoying but I am 5'6 and 100lbs Im very thin & so is my husband, who would of thought we would have a chunky baby? Hey Sally why don't you get a life. Your not a doctor. I asked a simple question I didn't ask for your insult. RUDE Thank you everyone Your answers have definately helped
At what age should I feed by baby solid food?
My son is almost four months old and weighs 18lbs He has more than doubled his birth weight which was 7.5lbs. Can i give him solid foods now or wait? If wait...for how long?
Having difficulty feeding baby solid food?
I've been having a very hard time feeding my baby solid. I've started feeding him close to 2 weeks now. He's almost 7 months old. I started with baby cereal, then fruits and veggie peas . He never ever voluntarily open his mouth, so I have to " play sneaky" with him. He pushed away the spoon that baby food flew everywhere, now I feed him with bare finger thoroughly washed . He never throw up by himself so I know he does not have any problem digesting, but there's always so much " drama" , crying etc that he eventually throws the food up. Recently I bought a squirt spoon like a small bottle with an opening shaped like a spoon so I can put the spoon inside his mouth and slowly dispense the content. This still doesn't work. I'm about to give up, why it's so hard just to feed him solid. Will really appreciate if other moms can share their experiences and suggestions.
When can I start feeding my baby solid foods?
She's four months old. My Mom said I should start offering her stuff now but I thought I should wait until she's old enough to sit up on her own? Thanks.
When did you start feeding your baby solid food?
The recommendation these days seems to wait until 6 months but my baby stares at me when I'm eating and I let her taste some applesauce and she loved it She seems to be interested in starting solids but I'm not sure if I should hold off. What has been your experience?My baby is 5 months old and average weight. I only tried applesauce once because that's what I happened to be eating at the time I will try cereals and veggies but just wanted to know if maybe she was too young.
Is there anything i should know when feeding my baby solids foods?
i just started feeding my 5 month old daughter rice cereal for about a week and a half and i wanted to slowly start to introduce other foods i know ur not supposed to mix the foods so i bought 4 jars of the 1st stage of sweet potato. i was told to add a little cereal to it, has anyone done this? how much should i start out with feeding her? thanks in advance for any advice
A question for the mom's who feed there babies solid food this question isn't for purees?
my son eats real food I just cut it up and sometimes he feeds himself or sometimes i have to help him. He eats only fresh fruit,veggies,he also eats yogurt,and all kinds of meats I usually buy the food from the fresh produce and cook it I am not talking about canned veggies or anything. But my question is what do you not get fresh he has everything fresh except mum mum rusks he loves those things So what do you make yourself and what do you buy fresh?I was asking what do you feed your baby that is store bought
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