7 months baby fussy and gassy

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My 7 month started solids (banana, oats, ragi, apple, rice, pumpkin, carrot, peas - puree) last month. Recently noticing him being fussy and gassy, passes motion after each feed. He is breast fed on demand. We are also giving him colic aid when required. Pls advise

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Dr. Bhatt Vivek Prafulchandra

Pediatrician 4 yrs exp Rajkot

Continue colicaid drops if needed. Give food in small amount increase gradually

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Dr. Anjana Warrier Pediatrician 26 yrs exp Chennai Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Anjana Warrier

Pediatrician 26 yrs exp Chennai

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Don't give too many items all together

Next Steps

Give one item for 4 to 5 days before adding another

Health Tips

Give 2 to 3 tbsp 2 to 3 times a day

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