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Okay, here is the translation, following your instructions:Yes. This is actually the issue of introducing "complementary foods" for the baby. Around the time the baby is about 6 months old, to supplement nutrients needed for growth and development that are lacking in breast milk, complementary foods should be started, such as rice, oats, and the like. When feeding the baby oats, you can mix them into rice porridge and feed the baby during the breaks between breastfeeding. Feed once a day. It is essential to closely observe the baby's reaction. If any discomfort occurs, stop feeding and try again after a few days. When selecting oats, start with the finer ones and gradually switch to coarser ones once the baby has adapted. The porridge is the same; start with a thinner consistency and then gradually make it thicker.