If you are considering giving a 4-month-old baby cereal, it’s important to follow the recommendations of a healthcare provider.
Some healthcare providers may recommend introducing iron-fortified cereals to infants at this age to help prevent anemia.
To start, mix a small amount of cereal with breast milk or formula to make a thin, easy-to-swallow consistency.
Offer the cereal in a small bowl or on a spoon, and be prepared to stop feeding if the baby shows signs of choking or discomfort.
Gradually increase the amount of cereal as the baby becomes more comfortable with solid foods.
It’s important to remember that every baby is different and may have different feeding needs.
It’s important to follow the recommendations of a healthcare provider and to watch for signs that the baby is hungry or full.
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