On average, your baby will be ready for solid foods anywhere from 4 to 6 months of age. You can go the entire 6 months simply breastfeeding or bottle feeding your baby, and you’ll be providing all the needed nutrients, or you can opt to introduce new foods a little earlier. Your decision should be [...]
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Feeding Your Baby Solid Food
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Breastfeeding Your Baby
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Does it really matter whether you breastfeed or bottle feed your baby? Is there really a difference? Perhaps the number one reason to breastfeed your baby is this: Breast milk offers your child the most perfect nourishment needed for his developing body. It also protects your baby against ailments now, in the present, and also [...]
Bottle Feeding Your Baby
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Although she will miss out on the abundance of antibodies and protein in your colostrum and breast milk, if you’ve opted to bottle feed your newborn from the very start, all baby formula has been manufactured to suit an infant’s needs. The milk used will have been highly processed in order to become more readily [...]
Baby Allergies
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Allergies are caused by food proteins that leak into the bloodstream and are mistaken (by the body) for bacteria or germs, causing the immune system to react in the wrong way. Your child is more likely to develop allergies if you or your partner suffer from them, but there is a good chance he will [...]