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Cerelac for baby
Can we give 4months baby cerelac as she is not feeding milk well and will always look for solid food.
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Any solid after 6 month only till time priority Breast feed or in exception formula feed .
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Hi I can fully understand your worry.
You haven't mentioned whether baby is on top milk or exclusive breast milk.
If baby is on top milk.. then yes you can start small semisolid feed only ones a day.
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Exclusive breastfeeding only till 6months.
If there is any problem in feeding then give formula milk and after 5months you can give semisolid feed.
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