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There is myth that breast milk changes at around six months and is no longer "enough" for a baby. In fact, the breast milk produced by the mother of a six-month-old baby - or even a two-year-old - has almost exactly the same nutritional value as it has always had; what changes is the baby's need for certain nutrients. Breast milk continues to be the single most nutritiously balanced food for babies and children
— Apr 26, 2012 01:54AM
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Rice cereal used to be recommended as the first "solid" food for babies, but we now know that rice isn't easy for babies under six months to digest. It's also low in key nutrients (even when cereals are "fortified" with minerals and vitamins, babies may not be able to absorb these easily).
— May 01, 2012 06:31PM
