Baby's complementary food is a problem that parents pay attention to. Medically speaking, babies who drink breast milk from an early age generally start to add complementary food after 6 months, while babies who drink milk powder or breast milk and milk powder are mixed from 4 months to add complementary food.
The feeding of complementary foods should be well grasped during this time period. Generally, after 4 months, a single variety of fruit juice and vegetable juice can be added, and then mixed feeding can be carried out later to observe whether there is any allergic food. By the time it is 5 to 6 months, you can add a single rice soup, egg yolk, meat puree, vegetable puree, etc. Fish protein fiber is fine, which is good for digestion. For babies with poor digestion, pork and beef and mutton are best added after the baby is 8 months old, but on the basis of adding complementary food, it is necessary to ensure the daily milk volume.
However, each baby's physique is different, so after feeding the complementary food, we must pay attention to observe whether the baby has allergies or indigestion. If you have allergies, don't feed them again, and if you don't digest them, try to feed them as little as possible, and then make reasonable adjustments. Or you can choose to start adding a little puree around 8 months of age. When adding pureed pork at the beginning, you should choose an easy-to-digest pork puree, mince it as much as possible, and cook it for a longer period of time to make the meat softer.