Around 6 months; individual readiness · Feeding & nutrition · 4 MIN LESSON

Starting solids: readiness matters.

Look for developmental readiness alongside age.

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When is a baby ready for solid foods?

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CDC recommends complementary foods around six months, not before four months. Look for head and neck control and sitting alone or with support.

Swallowing food rather than pushing it back out is another readiness sign. Adapt textures to development and discuss concerns with the clinician.

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