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When it comes time to introduce solid foods
.Before you tackle that first jar of mashed bananas, make sure to check in with your baby's pediatrician. Most doctors don't advise introduction to solids until 6 months.
,.It's nice to have some of these items handy when feeding your baby.
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If you are on the go, an item like the Wean Machine (pictured above) can take any food and soften it into a baby food-like consistency. This way, you can feed your baby any type of food anywhere and he/she will be able to eat it easily. |
Containers like the ones pictured above are small enough to take anywhere with you and can store snacks, breast milk, or baby food that you make from home. |
Besides spoons, make sure you have some child-size plates and bowls on hand for your baby. Obviously, plastic dinnerware is your best bet, as dishes can tend to fall (or be thrown) often. Some bowls even have suction cups on the bottom, making it difficult for baby to remove them. |
These mats can help to protect the floor from mess while your baby is eating. Most can be washed right in the machine or wiped clean, allowing you to pick up the mat at the end of meal time and throw it in the wash. |
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Once your baby is able to feed from a bottle, check out what types of bottles are on the market and what's best for your baby. |
Picking out a proper high chair can help to make mealtime much easier and more enjoyable for you and your child. |
Babies are always getting into everything and there's lots to do to maintain proper health as they grow. Check out this guide for more information. |
Although babies tend to make a mess everywhere when they are eating, a bib can help to avoid extra stains or spills on clothes. |
These are a great invention that will help your infant start to learn how to use a cup without spilling liquid everywhere. |
