Six-month-old babies can eat complementary food once or twice a day, and those who like complementary food can increase it again. There are many complementary foods, which can be eaten for six months. This article will introduce the complementary food recipes for six-month-old babies.

Fish paste porridge

Prepare fish and rice, stew the fish first, then pick out the fishbone and mash it, then pick up the fish, add rice to the fish soup, cook it into porridge, then add the fish to the porridge and feed it to the baby after stirring.

Egg yolk mud

Prepare an egg, then cook it, grind it into mud with a spoon, add appropriate amount of boiling water or formula milk powder, and stir it evenly into a paste. Give it to the baby bit by bit.

Fresh liver potato porridge

Prepare potatoes, rice and chicken liver, then wash the chicken liver with clean running water and cook it in a pot. Keep the chicken liver soup for later use. Then one third of the chicken liver is pounded into mud, potatoes are washed, boiled in a pot until soft, and pressed into mud. After washing rice, add it into chicken liver water, cook it into porridge, and then add mashed potatoes and chicken liver.

Rice noodle paste

Prepare rice noodles, then add warm water or milk to the rice noodles according to the baby's food intake, stir while pouring, and let the rice noodles fully contact with water or milk to make a paste.

Mashed Potatoes

Peel the potatoes and cut them into small pieces. Press them into mud with a spoon after steaming. Add a little water and stir well.

Drink plenty of water

Six-month-old babies should eat complementary food once or twice. Don't eat too much at a time, otherwise it will be bad for your baby. In addition, you can also give your baby some juice or boiled water. Don't give your baby too much salty food in advance, so as not to increase the burden on the kidneys. Play with your baby more and increase your feelings.