Is Your Baby Ready?

Switching from breastfeeding to pepper or solid food is a big event for both you and your baby. Starting solid foods is not only a nutritional event, but also an exciting introduction to the new world tastes of your baby, like chewing and eating.

PEPPER SUPPLY

If you cannot breastfeed your baby, your doctor can help you to choose a baby food. Follow the label preparation guide or your doctor's instructions.

Problems may occur during or after preparing the formula. Milk for cows or small ruminants is not suitable for newborns. Because they can't digest properly.

Always feed the baby tightly while feeding with a bottle so that your body feels the loving warmth. Do not leave the baby bottle while supporting your baby while breastfeeding or do not let your baby sleep while you are in the bottle.

The formula of the formula depends on the size and growth rate and is different for each baby. Your doctor may advise you, but as a general rule, babies need 24 ounces per hour and 150 ml per kilogram. Most babies eat 5 or 6 times a day. As with breast feeding, mothers have to create a soft model with their babies. Bottle feeding also includes the same difficulties for parents.

Remember!

• Good health information and sterile baby bottles are vital to protect your baby from germs. There is no need to invest in a bottle of sterilization material or unnecessary tools.

• When washing the inside and outside of the bottles with warm detergent and water, always keep your hands clean.

• Simply rinse in running water and rub the outer surfaces of the teat together. After rinsing, bottles, plaques and teats can be washed with a specially prepared antibacterial solution. First, a little of the solution should be filtered through the pacifier. Follow the instructions on the packaging.

• Use the plastic cap with a teat to firmly secure the bottle. This will ensure that the solution is in full contact with the bottle and will not accumulate around the top.

• Other methods used to sterilize bottles are boiling and steaming. Contact your doctor for details.

• Your baby usually throws the remaining milk at the end of 15-30 minutes and throws the bottle on one side.

• Your baby may not always be able to finish all the amount in the bottle. Babies need different amounts at different times.

• Microwaves are not recommended for heating because they can cause hot spots in the baby that may cause the baby to boil.

• Always test the temperature of the bottle by dropping one or two drops into the inside of your wrist

Advice to mothers and general principles for starting supplementary foods:

For babies fed only with breast milk, additional food is started after 6 months. If the baby is gaining sufficient weight between 4-6 months, continue to feed only with breast milk and start additional foods after 6 months.

Please note that the additionalfoods   you provide to your child during this period are complementary to the breast milk.

In the transition to supplemental food, infants can push food with their tongue, especially when solid foods are being given. This movement of babies involuntarily resolves after 6-7 months. Do not worry if your baby did not like additional food.

The nutritional status of children is evaluated with the best weight gain. To this end, take your child to regular health checks.

Additional foods

Nutrients are high nutrients that make children adapt to different tastes and consistency and give easy eating habit for older ages. Additional foods to be provided during this period include foods such as fruit puree, vegetable puree, custard, yogurt, cheese, jam biscuits, bread, eggs,

• Additional nutrients are given in small amounts with a spoon or glass, and then they are made into meals.

• Give your new food before the child is hungry.

• Do not start all additional foods in the same week. Add new foods to your child's nutrition program at least once a week.

• Make sure that new foods are allergic. Check that the symptoms have not passed when the suspected food is not given to the child.

• Never give your baby a sugar or a rag dipped in a jam.

• Try to give important food that your child does not like from time to time in 2-3 weeks intervals.

• Make sure that all the food you give your baby is clean and freshly cooked.

Attention ! ! !

* Give your baby boiled water until the end of the 18th month.

* Do not give your baby cow milk until the age of 5 years (milk milk, milk, so-called pasteurized milk, do not forget that the milk is cow)

Here are some tips for getting solid foods:

Is Your Baby Ready?

Most doctors agree that your baby should start with at least 4, 6 months of age and when he is able to keep his head upright, before you give solid food.

Brass is a good choice

Iron-reinforced rice porridge is a good choice for your baby to start solid foods. Reinforcement of rice with iron is done for the following reasons:

• Easily digested.

• Provides the baby's needs

• It can be adjusted immediately with breast milk or baby food.

• It is less likely to cause an allergic reaction when compared to other cereals.

Other porridge you can try are oats and barley. After you try a single kind of cereals, you can add mixed porridge to your baby.

Starting solid food

Consult with your doctor before starting solid foods, but slowly start your baby up when you decide on the start time. Have your baby comfortable with you on the table a few days before giving off solid food. Keep it in your lap, place it in a baby chair swinging near you, or sit on a high chair. This will tell your baby that dinner time is special.

source: https://www.kidschildrenshealth.com/6-months-baby-food-chart-and-recipes/