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Regarding baby first food
Hello all, my baby turned 6 month old a week back, i gave her apple puree as her first food, she dint like it but stools was soft, from 2 days i started carrot puree she is liking it, but her stools are hard. What should i do, should i stop carrots?? What shall i feed her and how many times a day??
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You should start with liquid diet like rice water, dal water etc...then gradually start semisolid food...
More liquid diet cause very less chances of hard stool...
Avoid topmilk if you are giving..
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dont worry...follow up after 7 days..
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Continue carrot.
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You can try apple after few days . You can purée of other vegetables and fruits too like beetroot, banana etc
Initially start 1-2 times/ day and slowly increase to 5-6 times / day
You can also give sooji/ ragi/ rice/ moong dhal
Give warm water to drink in between feeds.
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For a detailed food chart , consult online
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