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Hello everyone, I am your good friend Xiao Fuzi! Today Xiao Fuzi wants to talk to you about a very important topic - when can babies start to add complementary foods? Can 5-month-old babies eat complementary foods? What complementary foods can be chosen? And what should be paid attention to in the process of adding complementary foods? Let's take a look!

When can babies start adding complementary foods?

Doctors usually recommend starting solid foods for babies around 6 months old. This is because at this stage, the baby's digestive system is more mature and can better handle foods other than breast milk or formula. However, every baby develops differently, and some babies may show interest in solid foods around 5 months old, such as starting to stare at adults eating or showing curiosity about solid foods.

Can a 5 month old baby eat complementary food?

For most babies, it is best to wait until 6 months before starting to add complementary foods. If your baby starts to show interest in complementary foods around 5 months, it is recommended to consult a pediatrician first. The doctor may give advice based on the baby's specific situation.