Patient's question:
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Doctor's answer:
The introduction of complementary foods for babies aged 4 to 6 months starts with egg yolk, followed by a gradual progression to cereals such as pork, flour-based porridge, and then mashed vegetables, fruits, milk, and dairy products. You can offer your baby a little of these, but when giving soup, make sure to strain off the floating oil. After all, his digestive system is not yet mature enough to directly digest fat. Additionally, you should start by letting your baby drink a small amount, then gradually increase the quantity every one or two days, so that each time he drinks a bit more.