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Hello. At seven months, babies can start trying to replace one feeding with complementary foods. For seven-month-old babies, complementary foods should primarily focus on preventing nutritional iron deficiency anemia. It's important to add iron-rich foods promptly: such as egg yolks, fish, liver puree, minced meat, animal blood, green vegetable puree, tofu, and others. The absorption and utilization of iron from animal foods are higher than those from plant foods. Add one type at a time, and switch to a different complementary food after a few days. If the baby has digestive issues, you can pause for a few days and then reintroduce the complementary food once the baby has recovered.