The First Solidish Food

Last night Lex got his first taste of real food from a spoon instead of from a bot­tle or the breast.   He seemed to enjoy it, though there was a par­tial bowl up turn in the beginning.
The pic­tures of the inci­dent are below.
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June 24, 2009 | Creeva | View Comments
  • Hi Tony, may I know how long do we need to breadfeed a baby? 3 months after born or 6 months period? My wife is asking for it because my baby will born before Christmas.
  • I breastfeed her when she wakes up(8AM), then around 11AM - oatmeal and a fruit. She breastfeeds every 2-3 hours until we do dinner around 7PM - rice cereal and a veggie. Breastfeed once more before bed and sometimes once in the middle of the night.
  • Commercially prepared baby formulas are FDA-regulated to provide babies all the nutrients they need. They come in three main forms:

    * Powders. The least expensive option, these are usually mixed with water – one scoop to two ounces of water.
    * Liquid concentrates . Pricier than powders, these are generally diluted with an equal part of water.
    * Ready-to-use baby formulas. Often the most expensive and convenient, ready-to-use formulas can be poured straight into baby’s bottle.

    Enjoy!
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