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First foods: baby rice, pureed vegetables like carrot, potato, suede, courgettes, pureed fruits like banana, apple or pear
Texture: smooth purees with no lumps at all
Taste: natural and bland with no sugar or salt added
Drinks: offer your baby cooled, boiled water in between meals. Juices are not really necessary if your baby is having fresh fruit and water. Juices tend to fill up the stomach quickly and cause damage to teeth if fed from a bottle. If you must, give juice prepared as per instructions and limit intake to meal times.
Milk: Your baby needs 600 ml/1 pt/20 oz of milk(breast or formula) along with her solids
Food: Almost all foods that your family eats. However, they need to be mashed or minced for to your baby's liking. You can now include eggs (scramble or hard-boiled), bread, pasta or other wheat based foods containing gluten
Finger foods: Cheese cubes, chappati, pitta bread, toast fingers, breadsticks, soft fruits
Texture: Food must not be blended to a smooth puree as before. Make it a bit lumpy and chewy. You can use full-fat cow's milk for cooking and mixing food
Taste: still bland with no added sugar or salt
Drinks: Clear fluid like water is the best alternative to milk. If giving juice, encourage your child to drink it from a beaker.
Milk: Your baby requires 600 ml/1 pt/20 oz of milk(breast or formula) along with solids
Food: All foods can be eaten now as long as they are bitesize and unsalted
Finger foods: Toast, chappati, pitta bread, steamed or raw vegetables like broccoli and carrots, soft fruits, chicken pieces
Texture: Chopped or minced
Taste: No added sugar or salt. You may need to add sugar in some combinations like when using gooseberries or plums.
Drinks: Water and juice
Milk: You should aim to feed your baby at least 350ml / 12 oz of milk each day
(drinking & food preparation).
Please note
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