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Starting A Baby On Solid Food by Oking1(m): 6:26pm On Oct 03, 2011
Hello everyone. I need your contribution on the best Nigerian food or food combination to start a baby on and at how many months old will be d best time.
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Hello everyone. I need your contribution on the best Nigerian food or food combination to start a baby on and at how many months old will be d best time.
Thanks
Re: Starting A Baby On Solid Food by maclatunji: 6:34pm On Oct 03, 2011
Amala, watch your child call it Alala (without pepper), just put ewedu.
Re: Starting A Baby On Solid Food by blank(f): 3:47pm On Oct 04, 2011
You can start with custard and pap @ 6 months. Please, no sugar and only formula or breast milk. Then give him egg especially the yolk @ 7 months. The easiest soup for babies is okro with ugu (without ogbono) and small eba. U can also give rice, indomie, etc. Just avoid salt and honey for now. Introduce each new food individually and gradually in case he reacts (has allergies) to any of them. Leave like 4 days interval before any new meal. U can give oranges, tangerines, carrots, etc. Watch out for his reactions cos he might like some foods and not like others.

That is what i am doing with my baby now and he eats everything except bananas though in small quantities. Also, do not forget to continue breastfeeding or formula (with iron fortifications).

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Re: Starting A Baby On Solid Food by yogun(f): 10:04pm On Oct 04, 2011
U cld also try some boiled irish potatoes march with butter or u add boiled titus fish, remove all bones & marsh potatoes or very soft yam.

U can give beans too ( d watery part).

U can break up d noodles while still in d pack completely then boil with fish.

Blend ur ewedu with locust bean & add ground crayfish with amala. I recommend amala over eba & co cos it kinda softer.

Pls don't try rice yet till abt 9mth in opinion cos they are still learning to swallow. Hope u find dis helpful.

Cheers***

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Re: Starting A Baby On Solid Food by Oking1(m): 10:59pm On Oct 04, 2011
shocked
Re: Starting A Baby On Solid Food by blank(f): 8:45am On Oct 05, 2011
He can try rice from 6months as long as the rice is very very soft.
Re: Starting A Baby On Solid Food by omoisoko: 7:54pm On Oct 05, 2011
Breastmilk is still the best in the first four months. Then you can start him on semi-solids like custard etc. afterwards.
Re: Starting A Baby On Solid Food by 2mch(m): 8:46pm On Oct 05, 2011
Like the old Yoruba people will call it "Amola!". That hot swallow that retains heat!!! shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked lipsrsealed

Are you trying to fry the child's intestines?! shocked shocked
Re: Starting A Baby On Solid Food by Nobody: 5:31pm On Oct 11, 2011
2mch:

Like the old Yoruba people will call it "Amola!". That hot swallow that retains heat!!! shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked lipsrsealed

Are you trying to fry the child's intestines?! shocked shocked

now u are going to tell Yorubas how to pronounce thier own word, INSANITY will never end,


OP breastmilk is best for at the very minimum 6 months. then maybe start with just ewedu. no okele.

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