Patient's question:
My baby is now 75 days old. I feel that if I eat less, the baby won't have enough to eat. What kind of help do you care about: What stage should be provided to the baby?Doctor's answer:
Nutrition experts believe it is better to introduce complementary foods after 4-6 months. If complementary foods are provided too early, it may interfere with breastfeeding.Recommendation: A child's taste buds are particularly sensitive at the age of 6 months. At this time, if they are exposed to a variety of foods, they are less likely to develop picky eating or a meat deficiency later in life. When introducing a new complementary food, let the child taste it before breastfeeding, but do not give them the food yet. If the child is not full after breastfeeding, then give them the complementary food.