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Baby doesn't eat mashed solids
My baby is going to be 9 months old on 7th Sep. She eats solids like khichadi, porridge, daliya, cerelac in fine blend puree form. She doesn't have any teeths yet. I tried to give her mashed foods with l'll lumps or boiled vegetables or soft biscuits but she puked everytime. Also she will puke everything she had before. So whatever I make, I need to blend in fine puree without any lump then only she will have it. Is it normal? Please help I am really worried for her because of this habit.
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Normal. She is too young to go fast in feeding
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Dr. Shagun Walia
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6 yrs exp
Ludhiana
When she has teeth, she ll be more comfortable in eating lumpy foods. Only thing is you don't stop trying. If you think, she ll not have lumpy foods and stop trying, she wont get expose to that texture
Try same lumpy texture in different kinds of food.
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please ensure you are giving vitamin d to your child
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