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Feeding your baby can feel overwhelming.

Just when you think you’ve mastered the rhythm of those midnight feeds — whether breastfeeding, pumping, formula-feeding, or a bit of all of the above — the moment arrives to start introducing your new bundle of joy to other foods. That’s when things can become even more complicated.

The CDC recommends introducing solids around 6 months of age, although every child develops at their own pace. There are a few cues that indicate a baby is ready to start trying new foods, such as sitting up alone or without some support, controlling their head and neck, and pulling objects towards their mouth. post wanted picks

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