Babies should begin solids at 6 months, starting with single-ingredient purees. By 9-12 months, introduce chunkier foods, ...

Babies' appetites vary, at 6 months they might only eat a 1-2 ice cube-sized portion, but this may increase as they get older. If a lot of puree ends up on baby's chin, it's not necessarily ...

Tip - Babies' appetites can vary. At 6 months your baby may eat 1–2 ice cube-sized portions of food, increasing as they get older. Any leftover puree can be frozen for up to 1 month, or kept in ...

Once a baby is born, they are exclusively breastfed for the first six months. After that, the introduction of solid foods begins. The baby’s growth and development then depend heavily on their solid ...