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Baby food for 4 months
Can I introduce food to my baby like ragi sari or apple puree to my 4 months baby. He is not on breast milk now. So along with formula, can I start giving him food. If can give, what can I give him.
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No. You can start weaning at the beginning of 6th month. Give rice kanji, dal water, tomato soup, beet /carrot soup (clear soups), fresh fruit juice. Introduce one item at a time. Try it in the morning hours, so that you can watch for allergy or intolerance to the food given. You can give one item for a week. If the child tolerates it then add the second food item. Don't forget to give boiled cool water to the baby in between, once you start weaning.
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Food is introduced after 6 months of age
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No not atall "Oh !My Baby Turned 6 Months What Next ?" by Dr.Harit Bansal - https://www.practo.com/healthfeed/oh-my-baby-turned-6-months-what-next-38327/post
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