CERELAC from 6 months

Here are a few tips for getting your baby ready to take that first spoonful of baby food.

Not all sugars are created equal and therefore not all sugars are bad. The main role of food is to provide energy and nutrients for growth and development.

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The choice of your baby’s first solid food is very important. It must be suitable for her developing digestive system and be finely textured and easy to swallow.

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When your baby has successfully learned to eat solid food, he is ready to explore new tastes.

Nurturing small tummies

About halfway through the first year of life, babies begin to outgrow their liquid diet, which no longer supply them with enough nutrients to support their rate of growth.

As your baby develops his chewing and swallowing ability, he is now ready to take on more challenging, richer tastes and textures.

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Around 8-10 months, increase the variety and texture of foods for your baby.

A new texture, taken for the first time, may make your baby gag out of surprise.

Around 10-12 months, babies are ready for harder finger foods & self-feeding. 

Birth to six months

It is too early to introduce solids if your baby:

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Choose a spoon that is small and smooth-edged. You may find plastic or rubberised spoons easier to use.

There is an increased risk of allergy when solids are introduced too early, i.e. before

Your baby sits alone and pivots into a crawling position. He crawls on extended limbs and holds on to furniture to pull himself up to stand.