Starting Your Baby Research Paper

There’s nothing more adorable than a happy baby contentedly smearing food on their face and everywhere else. Starting your baby on solid foods can be fun, playful, and messy! I love watching their faces when they try something new, something good or something bad. There are so many things to think about when starting solids, it can be overwhelming. But it doesn’t have to be! Your at the beginning of no longer needing straight breast milk or formula. At around 6 months is usually the ideal time to start the transition. We started around 5 months old for Ella, easing in with the basic iron-fortified rice cereal once a day. Eventually, this began to be a little too boring for our girl so I’d start to add some flavour to it including either applesauce, carrots or other veggies. Always waiting a few days in between each new food to be sure they’re weren’t any allergies.

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Having two meals of this a day, still drinking breast milk. Then Power Yo’ridge at 8 months. Moving up to three meals a day, and still drinking some breast milk. LCO also offer tasty snacks marked accordingly to introduce at age 7months -12 months. Even at 7 years old Owen loves eating LCO. I will tell him ‘You know that’s baby food’ he shrugs, he loves it! Even I will snack on some of them. P.S. Owlies (sweet potato & ginger spelt cookies) are the bomb, I’m eating now!

What I love about LCO is the mixture of different fruits and vegetables in one pouch. You can find a blended puree pouch mixed with bananas, pumpkin, pears and coconut. Or just a basic mango puree. I’ve never had a child eat puree Kale until Love Child and love it! Also the added super foods such as chia, quinoa, spelt. All very rich in nutrients. Locally made and packaging is BPA, BPS and phthalate free. It makes me feel at ease knowing what she’s eating and ingesting without all the harmful chemical