Welcome to the World of Feeding Babies from 6 to 12 Months!

This phase of your child's development brings numerous new opportunities and challenges in dietary habits. During this period, babies go through important stages of growth and development, requiring careful meal planning to ensure they receive all the necessary nutrients.

When we begin introducing solid foods into our babies' diets, it is essential to understand their individual needs, preferences, and how to adjust to their rhythm. Gradually introducing new foods while carefully monitoring the child's reactions is crucial for establishing healthy eating habits that will last a lifetime. By thoughtfully combining ingredients, the goal is to provide your child with a diverse diet rich in nutrients that support their growth, development, and overall well-being.

Introducing solid foods is an exciting part of parenting. It marks the beginning of a new, magical world of flavors, scents, colors, and textures. Complementary feeding, as the name suggests, is an addition to the primary diet—breast milk, formula, or a combination of both. Sometimes, we are curious, impatient, or even anxious due to a lack of experience, wondering how our baby will accept food that is completely different from milk. Breastfed babies have already been exposed to various flavors through their mother's milk, tasting the foods their mothers consume. However, this does not mean they will automatically accept solid food, as it differs in texture, temperature, smell, and taste.

It is important to note that breast milk or formula remains the primary source of nutrition for babies until their first birthday.