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When should I start feeding my baby 2 jars of baby food per session?

My son is almost 6 months old and gets 3 bottles a day for breakfast, lunch and dinner with his formula in the middle and a bottle of cereal at night. When should I start feeding less formula and 2 jars of food Baby for lunch and dinner? He is starting to get where he did not take the formula so because he likes the best baby food.

Good, There is no exact science to how much to feed her child. However, when they turn 6 months old can begin replacing 1-2 of the bottles with the juice. (usually half of juice diluted and water.) As for baby food I would suggest instead of giving 2 in a jar add environment between meals (as an appetizer) But if you prefer to give you two can do it now. Your child will let you know when they want more by either spitting or pushing his head back to keep from being put into the mouth. (I suggest give it a fruit or vegetable … and be sure to add variety to your meal.) Also, you can cook some oats (or give baby cereal), this will help to fill them and also is healthy. try to wean her son from a bottle of cereal at night only to have when giving out bottles all night sleeping. (of course if you are in this and because he has a problem with acid reflux then obviously do not take it out of him.) If you do not sleep well without the cereal that you can always put back or you can offer him as a meal for dinner (just in time cereal mixed with formula and water in a bowl) I would not worry about people who say that you are feeding his son too. Every child needs a different amount of food. My son is 8 months old and drinks a bottle every 3-4 hours (except at night) and eats 1 banana, more a day 2-3 grains (cereal, oatmeal, or just a bit of bread for breakfast I've done that is very soft.) 2-3 and other fruits and vegetables. (Do not use baby food, but that is only because it is much cheaper than doing it yourself. Jars of baby food containing the vitamins a child needs as well.) Hope this helps. Edit: my son has grown up with him outside the formula for 10 months (with the exception of the first bottle in the morning and the last bottle of the day.) My doctor did not care weight, provided that was not lost. (I do not Ween at this age he just refused to drink the formula at this point.)

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