Three months after the baby was born, breast milk or formula milk powder could not fully meet the needs of the baby's growth and development, and began to add complementary food. There is a way to add complementary food to your baby, and it is very important to add complementary food scientifically. The following are scientific ways to add complementary food for babies from 3 months to one year old.

Babies within 3 months

Generally speaking, infants within 3 months should not add complementary food. However, vitamin D supplementation should start in the third week after birth. Breast-fed babies should add 2-3 drops of concentrated cod liver oil every day, and increase it to 4 drops when they are 3 months old, and feed them twice a day. From 2 months, you can feed your baby some vegetable juice and fruit juice. Give 1 tablespoon each time, then gradually increase it to 2-3 tablespoons, and feed it once in the morning and once in the evening.

4-5 months old baby

Concentrated cod liver oil drops can be gradually increased from 4 drops to 6 drops every day, and fed twice. Vegetable juice and fruit juice can be gradually increased from 3 tablespoons to 5 tablespoons and fed twice.