Patient's question:
7 months have passed, and over 4 months have started adding complementary foods. They have tried Baimi rice powder, Heinz Gold Plus Smart Plus, and Ywei noodles. I don't know if these complementary foods are problematic or if they can be given to the baby. I need to go to work, and I have already stopped breastfeeding. My mother-in-law will never take care of the child by herself...Doctor's answer:
Completely rely on milk, transition to trying other foods, this is something that needs to be approached with caution. Offering it too early or too late is not beneficial for the baby. Therefore, during this stage, mothers must be attentive and cannot miss it! Generally, starting to provide complementary foods for the baby between 4 to 6 months is the most ideal. Before 4 months, the baby should be exclusively breastfed or formula-fed, and no other food or drinks should be provided. When the baby turns 4 months old, you can start giving them prepared foods.Suggestions: Most rice porridge and noodles are relatively safe, so there's no need to be too picky. You can encourage the child to eat more foods rich in amylase, juice, rice porridge, and egg yolks, etc. When providing complementary foods, make sure to mix them into a smooth paste and introduce them gradually. Wishing your baby good health and vitality!
The above advice is for the question "Which brand of baby food is problem-free?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!