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Feeding

Milk, first foods and the years after. Every article lists the public health pages it was written from.

Feeding 6 to 24 months

Foods to avoid before age 1, and what to offer

Honey before 12 months, round and hard foods, added sugars, unpasteurized foods and high-mercury fish. What the CDC lists, and what to offer instead.
Feeding 0 to 12 months

Hunger and fullness cues in babies

Babies show hunger with hands to mouth, rooting and lip smacking, and fullness by turning away. What the CDC and AAP describe, from birth on.
Feeding 4 to 8 months

When can babies start solids? Readiness signs

Sitting with support, good head control, interest in food and swallowing rather than pushing it out. The readiness signs the CDC and AAP describe.

Other topics

Sleep Nights, naps and where a baby sleeps.
Development What changes, and the range it changes in.
Health Check-ups, pediatricians and the questions worth bringing.
Safety Car seats, homes and the things that get swallowed.
Everyday The practical parts nobody hands you a manual for.

This is educational information from public sources, not a replacement for advice from your child's healthcare professional. We check our sources periodically.

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