It's just that the baby may have to eat slowly and add it bit by bit when receiving food. Therefore, whether the time to add complementary food starts from 4 months or 6 months depends on the baby's situation. If you have a strong desire to eat, add it as soon as possible, for example, 5 months or 4 months, otherwise some children will start to get tired of milk in 4-5 months, or earlier.

The biggest feature of a 6-month-old baby is that it has no teeth, but the ability of the gastrointestinal tract to accept food is well developed. You can try rice paste first and then add egg yolk. Some parents think that egg yolk may be allergic and need to be added later. In fact, children who are really allergic generally do not exceed 10%. Egg yolk has high nutritional value and is easy to obtain. This is a cheap food.

Therefore, after the rice paste is added to a certain amount, egg yolk can be added. Then you can add minced meat, which can be made by yourself or bought in the supermarket. Vegetable puree can start from the roots, such as potatoes, yams, pumpkins, carrots and so on. Or you can slowly add other green leafy vegetables. Green leafy vegetables must be washed clean. So a 6-month-old baby can actually try it as long as it can be made into a paste.