After 6 months, the mother has consumed almost all the iron for her baby. Some iron-supplemented foods, such as poultry meat, fish, eggs, animal blood, animal liver, or iron-containing rice noodles, need to be put on the baby's table one after another. Otherwise, the baby's long-term intake of iron deficiency may lead to iron deficiency anemia.

Chicken liver paste

Chicken liver mud can supplement iron and prevent baby anemia. Chicken liver, chicken soup, the right amount, first clean chicken liver slices, blanch in water to remove blood, steam for 5 minutes. Then peel off the skin of the chicken liver, grind the liver into a bowl, then put the chicken soup into the pot, add the ground chicken liver and cook it into a paste and mix well for the baby. Be careful not to add seasoning.

Fresh milk and corn puree

Fresh milk corn puree is a complementary food suitable for six-month-old babies, but not suitable for babies with diarrhea. Mashed corn, apples and formula milk, each in moderation. Firstly, peel the apple, unfold it and cut it into pieces; Corn is ground into mud; Add formula milk.

Milk purple sweet potato puree

Milk purple sweet potato paste is a complementary food suitable for six-month-old babies. Wash, peel and steam the purple potato for 10 minute, and then press it into a paste with a spoon. After the milk powder is ready, pour it into the sweet potato mud and stir it evenly for the baby to eat.

Chicken soup pumpkin puree

Chicken soup pumpkin puree is a complementary food suitable for six-month-old babies. After the chicken soup is boiled, filter out the chicken particles with sterile gauze, then pour the chicken soup into the pumpkin puree and cook for a while. Appropriate amount of chicken and pumpkin, wash the chicken and soak it in salt water for half an hour, then chop the chicken into mud and steam it. At the same time, wash and cut the pumpkin into pieces, steam it in a pot and grind it into mud with a spoon.