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5 Steps to Starting Solids
After her son had made all sorts of -- "What's that? I'm totally fascinated by it" -- looks, Katie McDonald Neitz decided the time was right to feed him "real" food for the first time. "You could tell he was interested in eating because he would stare at us as we ate," says the Center Valley, Pennsylvania, mom. Samuel was 5 months when he had his first spoonful of rice cereal; this falls smack-dab in the middle of the recommended age range for introducing solids. But not all kids start eating at the same time, and not all show identical signs of readiness. How do you know what's right for your baby? Here are answers to your solid food questions.
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we have been giving our son the different types of cereals since he was almost 6months we mixed it with breast milk baby juice water or pureed food he is 7months now and honestly think its texture or something because he holds it in his mouth and makes a 'ah" noise and drools it out! he will naw on apple piece or any fruit that we put in the fruit mesh holder but if its on a spoon and mashed...no way! what do we do??
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