Babies can start to eat complementary food when they are 6 months old. For the sake of adequate nutrition and good physical development, parents are also very worried. Every day, they should observe whether the baby eats nutritionally and happily. Nine-month-old babies eat more complementary foods than six-month-old babies. So, what is the one-day complementary food schedule for nine-month-old babies?

First of all, talk about the arrangement in the morning. Usually in winter, the baby will wake up at 7-8 o'clock. After the baby wakes up, he needs to drink about 200ml of breast milk or milk powder, and then rest for half an hour, so he can get up and get dressed. You can feed your baby a small bowl of nutritious rice porridge with minced meat and chopped green vegetables for breakfast. After half an hour, you can give your baby 100-200ml of warm water to replenish water.

Secondly, lunch is around 11: 30 to 12: 00. At this time, you can feed some vegetable porridge or noodles and eat a steamed egg. If you finish your lunch, it will be time for your baby to have a rest. Generally, your baby can sleep for 2-3 hours at noon, and when he wakes up, it should be around 3 pm. At this time, you can drink 60-90 ml of milk powder or juice.

Finally, it's time for dinner. The food in the evening is mainly rice and noodles, which can be matched with a little nutritious soup. Don't eat too much at dinner. Before going to bed, you may wish to feed your baby about 50-60ml of breast milk or milk powder. When the baby finishes drinking, see if it is necessary to urinate, and finish the urine early, which can ensure the baby to sleep more safely at night. At night, you can also feed some milk powder according to your baby's condition if you are hungry.