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Feeded uggu
My son completed 5 months on 13 October now he is in 6 th month I have feeded him uggu semi soild today only will anything will happen to him as I don't know to give after 6 month today once only I have feeded him is any problem.
In the morning I have feeded him he is ok now will anything will happen to him please kindly suggest me
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Start semisolids after 6 months of age
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi, give complementary feeds after 6 months only. One feed won’t harm the baby. Stop from tomorrow and continue breast feeds only
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Restart uggu after 6 months
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Dr. N V Tejaswini
Pediatrician
11 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Hi! I understand your concern. You are doing great don’t worry.
child on complementary feeds, as you started with uggu, a great start , offer him little And let the child decide whether he wants to eat or no. DONOT force. Slowly introduce a variety of fruit and vegetable purée, ragi etc etc A bit of ghee can be addded to his uggu.
Is there any concern with child after giving uggu ?
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