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We are dedicated to providing new parents with practical advice and healthy tips to create the best possible outcomes for their babies.
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- Develop the best sleep, diet and exercise habits for your child from an early age.
- Discover the safe and sustainable lifestyle your baby needs for reaching its full potential.
- Gain the confidence to make the best decisions for the future of your baby.
Healthy Eating Habits Tips and Ideas
Introducing healthy foods to babies is crucial for their growth and development. Here are some tips for feeding babies nutritious foods:
Breast milk or formula as the primary source of nutrition: For the first six months, breast milk or formula provides all the necessary nutrients for babies. It's essential to feed babies on demand and ensure they're getting enough to support their growth.
Introduction of solid foods: Around six months of age, babies can start eating solid foods in addition to breast milk or formula. Start with single-ingredient purees or soft foods, such as mashed avocado, banana, sweet potato, or cooked carrots.
Gradual introduction of new foods: Introduce new foods one at a time, waiting a few days between each new food. This helps to monitor for any allergic reactions or sensitivities.
Offer a variety of nutrient-rich foods: Include a variety of fruits, vegetables, grains, and proteins in the baby's diet to ensure they receive a wide range of nutrients. Examples include pureed peas, applesauce, oatmeal, mashed beans, and cooked quinoa.
Avoid added sugars and salt: Babies do not need added sugars or salt in their diet. Avoid giving them foods with added sugars, honey (until after their first birthday due to the risk of botulism), or excessive salt.
Encourage self-feeding: As babies develop their motor skills, encourage them to self-feed with appropriate finger foods. Offer foods that are easy for them to grasp and chew, such as small pieces of soft fruit, cooked vegetables, or well-cooked pasta.
Continue breastfeeding or formula feeding: Even as babies transition to solid foods, continue breastfeeding or formula feeding as the primary source of nutrition until they are at least 12 months old.
Offer water in a sippy cup: Introduce water in a sippy cup when babies start eating solid foods to help keep them hydrated. Avoid giving juice, as it is high in sugar and low in nutrients.
Monitor for signs of readiness: Look for signs that indicate your baby is ready for solid foods, such as showing interest in food, being able to sit up with support, and having good head control.
Always consult with your pediatrician or a qualified healthcare provider for personalized advice on feeding your baby and ensuring they are meeting their nutritional needs.
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