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Guides · Trisha
7 months · Austin, Texas
Starting solid food
6 to 9 months · sources shown
Childproofing before they crawl
6 to 9 months · sources shown
Sleep between 6 and 9 months
6 to 9 months · sources shown
Getting ready for the 9-month check-up
9 months · sources shown
Posting things into a box
6 to 9 months · 10 minutes
Peekaboo behind the sofa
4 to 9 months · 5 minutes
Water play at the kitchen sink
6 to 12 months · 15 minutes
Board books she is allowed to chew
6 to 12 months · 10 minutes
Sweet potato, first spoons
6 months and up · sources shown
Oatmeal with mashed pear
6 months and up · sources shown
Soft-cooked carrot sticks
7 months and up · sources shown
Plain yogurt with banana
7 months and up · sources shown
A high chair
6 to 9 months · sources shown
The next car seat
9 to 24 months · sources shown
Sleep sacks in the right size
6 to 12 months · sources shown
What to skip entirely
Any age · sources shown
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Starting solid food
Guides · 6 to 9 months
Short answer
Families arrive at this one in different weeks, and the app does not hand you a deadline. The guide sets out what the sources say and leaves the decision where it belongs.
When it applies
6 to 9 months. United States · Austin, Texas.
Useful next steps
Put it in family plans
Home
Start a food-introduction moment when you do
Journal
Take the question to the 9-month check-up
Coming up
When to seek help
Anything that worries you is reason enough to call. Your pediatrician knows your child; a page does not.
Sources
Federal public-health resource
National pediatric resource
California state health department
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“I don't want a lecture. I want to know what to do next, and where that came from.”
Priya
An activity
Forty minutes, on a Tuesday.
Posting things into a box
Activities · 10 minutes
What you need
A box. A lid with a hole in it. Things too big to swallow.
What to try
Hand her one. Let her find the hole. Do it again for as long as she is interested.
What to avoid
Anything small enough to fit in her mouth.
6 to 9 monthsSources shown
“Forty minutes. On a Tuesday.”
Jo
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Activities suggest something to try. That is all they claim.
A recipe, and a thing to buy
What they eat, and what can wait.
Sweet potato, first spoons
25 minutes · 6 portions
1 sweet potato
Water, or her usual milk, to loosen
Declared allergens
None declared
Texture
Smooth purée, thinned to the back of a spoon
Storage
3 days covered in the fridge, or frozen in 1 fl oz portions
Start a food-introduction moment
It opens a Journal moment with the dish already in the title, and today's date, and you write the rest.
A high chair
When it's needed
Around the time she sits up on her own and joins the table.
What can wait
The second cover. The tray insert. The travel one.
What can be reused
Anything that wipes clean.
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“We own three bottle brushes and no bottles.”
Sam
Coverage
Where the guidance reaches.
Federal
United States public resources
50 + DC
States and the District of Columbia
500
The largest cities
Coverage varies by topic and by place. The app shows you what it holds for Austin, Texas, and says so plainly when it holds nothing.
The private assistant
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It answers from your family's own records and published sources, and shows where each answer came from. It is not medical advice, and it is limited to 20 questions a day and 100 a month per child, shared by the adults linked to that child.
Last bottle
8 September
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“When was the last bottle?”
The last bottle logged was 4 oz at 6:50 pm, recorded by Sam.
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Private to Priya. Not shown to Sam or Jo, and never posted to Community.
Priya's conversations
8 SepLast bottle
2 SepWhen did Trisha last nap?
28 AugWhat to ask at the 9-month visit
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