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Eating tips for children babies

Last Updated Jan 7, 2009 10:02 PM

Head and neck - baby is able to hold head up, head control helps baby sit up straight and swallow.
Kidneys - baby's kidneys can now handle the increased liquid load produced by solids.
Signs that your baby is full
Signs that your baby isn't yet interested or is full may include closing the mouth tightly and turning the head away when fed. They may cry when the food is offered, or push the spoon away. If this happens at your first attempts to feed your baby, relax and try again in a few days. While most babies naturally spit food out when first given solids, they soon learn to swallow if you continue. Getting to know when your baby is hungry or full is important to having happy, relaxed and enjoyable mealtimes.

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