It's time to get used to tastes other than breast milk (or milk) and spoons. You can also practice baby food by using a spoon.
However, it is said that the baby food preparation period is not necessary. It is also said that giving fruit juice from an early stage may cause allergies and stop breastfeeding (or milk). Therefore, there will be no need to feed fruit juice before weaning.
Baby food [early]
About 5 to 6 months, we will enter the "early stage (gokkun period)" of baby food. Let's start with fruit juice and so on. Thick juice can cause diarrhea, so start with 1 scoop diluted with hot water. Adjust the taste and quantity as you get used to it.
From this time on, you will be able to swallow the food you sent with your tongue, so give it a muddy (potage) -like meal that you can swallow without chewing. Start with grains and vegetables, without using any seasonings other than dashi. Also, gradually increase the amount from 1 spoon. For 600-800cc of breast milk (or milk) a day, weaning food should be taken once or twice a day.
Fruit juice (apple juice) recipe
1. Wash the apples, cut them into 4 pieces, remove the core and skin, and soak them in salt water.
2. Use a grater to quickly grate.
3. Strain with a tea strainer and dilute it twice to make "juice" ♪
10x gayu recipe
1. Put 1/2 cup of rice and 2 cups of water in a pan, mix them and put them on low heat.
2. Cover and simmer for about 30 minutes, turn off the heat and steam for about 10 minutes.
3. Grind in a mortar until the grains are gone, strain with a mortar, and you'll have "10 times gay" ♪
Baby food [mid-term]
About 7 to 8 months, we will enter the "mid-term (mogumogu period)" of baby food. The tongue will become more active, and you will be able to crush food with your upper jaw and tongue, so the food you give should be as hard as tofu. You can also eat minced chicken and lean fish, so the range of menus will expand. You can also use seasonings, but let's basically make it light. For 600cc of breast milk (or milk) a day, weaning food should be twice a day as a guide.
Minced chicken hamburger recipe
1. Boil the tofu, drain it, and loosen it by hand.
2. Add egg, bread crumbs and onion soup to minced chicken in a mortar and mix well.
3. Mix 1 and 2 and flatten, then bake both sides in a frying pan, and you have a "ground chicken hamburger" ♪
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About 9 to 11 months, we will enter the "late stage (Kamikami stage)" of baby food. As you will be able to chew food with your gums, use a banana-like hardness as a guide. Since the ego sprout, "hand-held eating" is often seen. Think of menus that are easy for your baby to grab, such as vegetable sticks and pancakes. For 400cc of breast milk (or milk) a day, weaning food should be taken 3 times a day as a guide.
Vegetable pancake recipe
1. Put the pancake mix, milk and vegetables (cabbage, broccoli, etc.) in a bowl and mix.
2. Heat oil (a small amount) in a frying pan and bake 1 to make "vegetable pancakes" ♪
Baby food [completion period]
About 11 to 15 months, we will enter the "completion period (pakupaku period)" of baby food. Since the tongue moves freely and teeth grow and the feeding activity becomes active, the hardness of the food to be given should be about the hardness of meatballs. You can eat like an adult, so let's try various tastes. However, don't forget that the basic taste is light ... For 300-400cc of milk (or milk) a day, weaning food should be 3 times a day as a guide.
How to make pizza-style toast
1. Place melted cheese on the bread.
2. Finely chop the tomatoes (boiled and seeded) and parsley and place on 1.
3. Bake 2 in a preheated oven, and you have a "pizza-style toast" ♪
Column: A guideline for advancing baby food
"Constipation" as soon as baby food begins is evidence that you are giving more than your digestive capacity. There are two types of this "constipation", and if there are many vegetables, it tends to be a colon poop. Conversely, eating too much animal-based high-calorie diet will result in a clay-like poop.
In this way, you can also observe the "poop" on a regular basis and consult with your baby's physical condition before proceeding with baby food. Childcare does not follow the manual, and so does baby food. Let's proceed at your baby's pace without being bound by the surrounding information.
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