complementary feeding

What Foods to Introduce First?

Initial foods should be rich in iron and other essential nutrients. Common first foods include:
Iron-fortified single-grain cereals (e.g., rice, oatmeal).
Pureed vegetables and fruits.
Mashed legumes and meat.

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