In fact, eating complementary foods is not as simple as you think!

Today, let me tell you about your baby’s first complementary food, how to eat it nutritiously, healthily and with a sense of ritual.

1. What should babies eat as complementary food?

There are thousands of delicacies in the world, but nutrition and health are the first!

From the age of 6 months, the baby can add pureed solid food. This is the first time in his life and it is also the beginning of the baby's food journey.

When we choose the first complementary food for our children, we must adhere to three principles: suitable properties, rich in iron, and non-allergenic.

Because when our little angel reaches the age of 6 months, the iron stored in the body is almost exhausted, and there is an urgent need for iron-rich foods to supplement it.

The baby is trying solid food for the first time, so the texture must be soft and silky. Whether it is susceptible to allergies is also a key factor we need to consider.

Therefore, iron-rich rice noodles have become the best choice for babies to take their first bite of solid food.

For your baby’s first food, I recommend Chuduomi’s Original Organic Rice Noodles or Calcium, Iron, and Zinc Organic Rice Noodles.

Both of these products are tailor-made for babies who are new to complementary feeding.

2. Characteristics of Chuduomi baby rice noodles. If you choose Chuduomi's rice noodles after 500 times of brushing shoulders, then the editor will sincerely say to you: You are a gifted and discerning person, and you have made the right choice.

① Chuduomi rice noodles are processed from high-quality organic rice. The 100% high-quality ingredients bring unquestionable safety and care, ensuring that every bite of rice noodles your baby eats is a gift from the earth and the sun.

②Chuduomi Rice Noodles adopt a scientific and reasonable combination of nutrients and ensure that no food additives are added that are harmful to the growth and development of infants and young children.

The addition of minerals meets the baby's urgent need for "iron" when he is 6 months old. Delicious and nutritious food is a good food for babies.

③Fine processing ensures the silky feeling of Chuduomi rice flour after brewing, which is in line with the growth and development characteristics of the baby and allows for better absorption.

Love your baby must be warm!

3. How to eat Chuduomi baby rice noodles?

The most high-end ingredients often only require the simplest cooking methods, and the same is true for Chuduomi baby rice noodles... Preparing rice noodles may seem simple, but in fact there is a secret hidden inside.

In order to give your baby the best first eating experience, you need to put more thought into a bowl of rice noodles.

Utensils: We need to prepare baby-specific feeding spoons, feeding bowls, stirring sticks or chopsticks.

These things need to be sterilized at high temperatures beforehand. It would be better if you have a bottle sterilizer.

Water: If the water temperature for preparing rice noodles is too high, the nutrients in the rice noodles will be easily lost. If the water temperature is too low, the rice noodles will not dissolve and will form lumps when mixed together. Babies may suffer from indigestion after eating them.

After our repeated testing, the most suitable water temperature is 70℃~80℃.

Preparation: Add an appropriate amount of rice flour to 3 to 4 times warm water, leave it for a while so that the rice flour is fully moistened with water, and then use a stirring stick or chopsticks to mix it into a paste in a clockwise direction to ensure that there are no lumps and it is silky and smooth.

As the baby ages and continues to adapt to complementary foods, the quantity and proportion of rice noodles can be slowly increased to increase the consistency.

Hello: When a bowl of rice noodles with your deep love is presented to your baby, he will already understand this emotion.

Next, you need to patiently feed the food into his mouth with a food spoon.

Remember to use a suitable baby food spoon, not a bottle or an adult steel spoon. Suckling and eating food are two different ways of swallowing.

Eating mushy food is the focus of baby's learning during this period.

Babies need to learn to use their tongue to bring food to the pharynx and then swallow it.

When the mother feeds the baby, she can also eat other foods and let the baby watch how you chew and swallow.

4. Advanced Chapter Although soft rice noodles generally do not cause allergies in babies, you still need to carefully observe your baby's reaction after trying rice noodles for the first time.

If there is no problem after trying a small amount for three days, you can gradually increase the amount of rice noodles and try to eat it with other ingredients.

Such as vegetable puree, egg yolk puree, meat puree, etc.

The addition of each new ingredient also requires you to carefully observe whether there is any allergic reaction.

In this way, in the near future, there will be more and more ingredients that can be paired with rice noodles.

At this time, you can also choose Chuduomi’s fruit and vegetable flavored rice noodles, which are more nutritious and taste better!

Notes: 1. Homemade rice noodles do not add the "iron" element that babies urgently need, and they do not have the delicate taste of rice noodles, so they are not recommended as complementary food for 6-month-old infants.

2. Add rice flour step by step from less to more, from thin to thick.

3. After adding complementary food for the first time, every ingredient must be added carefully, and the baby's adaptability must be observed.

If your child has not added a certain vegetable, you should still observe whether he has an allergic reaction when eating rice noodles containing this vegetable.

4. If you still don’t know how to make a beautiful rice noodle supplement, or if your child is older and there is still rice noodle in stock, don’t worry, search Suchuduomi’s “Baby’s Meal” food supplement class, which also has N types of rice noodle to eat.

Yes, it is suitable for babies of every age.