Before 6 months, babies can get enough nutrition from breast milk or formula alone, but after 6 months, babies need more nutrients, plus intestinal development has been more complete, you can start to try to add complementary foods. In general, start with the softer texture of rice flour, wheat paste, and vegetable puree by adding one at a time, then progress to porridge, and then to the harder texture of teething cookies.

Each baby's growth is different, and so is the timing of teething, so it is important to decide whether or not to give teething cookies to your baby based on the exact timing of teething. Some babies don't show much when they are teething, and some babies will have the phenomenon of biting things, so you can judge your baby's teething based on these phenomena.

While teething cookies are good for teething, it's important not to feed them too early, as the cookies are mainly made from flour, which the baby may not be able to digest if he's too young and may choke on the cookies, so it's not a good idea to feed the cookies too early.

To the baby to eat teething cookies when to sit or stand to eat, so as not to choke, eat the need for adults to look at the side, to prevent the baby to bite off the card to the throat is not good, if the baby is not very like to eat teething cookies, in fact, you can not give the baby to eat, to eat some other food, and so on the teeth to grow out on the good.