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: Can hold their head up steadily while sitting.

Starting solid foods involves transitioning your baby from a milk-only diet to a variety of textures and flavors. This process, often called or starting solids , typically begins around 6 months of age , provided the infant shows specific developmental signs of readiness. Developmental Readiness cut_capers_get_movin_feet_dont_fail_me_now

: Shows curiosity or interest in what others are eating. : Can hold their head up steadily while sitting

Before introducing solids, ensure your baby exhibits these signs: Developmental Readiness : Shows curiosity or interest in

: No longer pushes food back out of their mouth with their tongue.

: For safe swallowing, ensure your baby sits at a 90-degree angle at the hips, knees, and ankles. A footrest is recommended to keep feet flat and stable.

: Sits with minimal support and has good trunk stability.