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First time olid foods.
Q: When do you know that it's time to start feeding your child solid foods, and what is better to introduce first...fruits or vegetables?
asked 5 months, 1 week ago
ProudPaMama
 (Williamsport)
on Feeding
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A: Generally speaking, most new parents start introducing solids between 4 and 6 months. Your pediatrican will have the best advice as to what foods are appropriate to start with first, so be sure to check in with your doc!
answered 5 months ago
linsyw
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Are all of your bottles BPA-free?
Q: I'm concerned about all the articles recently about BPA and bottles. Are all of your bottles BPA-free?
asked 6 months ago
mothermary
 (Davis, CA)
on Feeding
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A: Not to worry! All of our bottles are BPA-free. (For those of you who are not familiar with BPA, it stands for Bisphenol-A and is a chemical found in plastics.) We’ve also got lots of great BPA-free products for older kids, like dish sets and utensils.
answered 6 months ago
linsyw
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When do I start introducing solids?
Q: I'm not sure when we should switch to solids. What's recommended?
asked 6 months ago
Anonymous
 (Mill Valley, CA)
on Feeding
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A: You should check in with your pediatrician for advice, but on average, most new parents start solids between 4-6 months.
answered 6 months ago
linsyw
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