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3 mnth baby food
Hi doctor my baby just finished 2 months 8 days
I was giving him mango just like taste with my finger tips he loved it .He jumps when he sees someone eating it. Did not show any side effects . He loves to try different foods .he is an overachiever baby already started Dragging himself forward during his tummy time within a month of his birth and many more things .Is it safe to give him ??? I am a new mom please help me with my question
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Every baby is special.. but do not feed him anything else till 6 months age. Kindly consult properly
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No absolutely not advisable.
Exclusive breastfeeding for first 6 months not even water even in summer.
Then u can start complementary feeding only after the completion of 6 months
There are guidelines to follow while introducing new foods.
If u start new foods now,it may pose a risk of getting serious infection.
I hope I have clarified ur query.
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if u want to know further I would prefer online consultation
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