Patient's question:
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Doctor's answer:
Starting from four months, in addition to breast milk or cow's milk, babies should gradually be introduced to foods such as vegetable puree, apple puree, banana puree, and others.After four and a half months, the iron, calcium, and other nutrients stored in the baby's body have been largely depleted. Breast milk or cow's milk alone is no longer sufficient to meet the growth and development needs of the infant. Therefore, it is necessary to add foods rich in iron, calcium, and vitamins.
By the time the baby is 10 months old, they can be fully weaned from breast milk. Their diet will mostly consist of three meals a day (breakfast, lunch, and dinner), transitioning from thin porridge to thick porridge, soft rice, meat puree to minced meat, and vegetable puree to chopped vegetables. Around the time the baby is about to turn one year old, they can be trained to feed themselves.