Get to know your child's diet in the first year

Scientific studies that the best food for the baby is his mother's milk, which is for him a complete food is easy digestion and absorption and have a protection against some infections such as diarrhea and vomiting, infectious diseases, mother's milk contains all the elements and nutrients needed by the child for the child who is the best when breast-feeding.

And scientifically proven that the incidence of measles and other infectious diseases in the child that his mother fed milk significantly lower than in the case of children who are fed dairy cows as industrial and less proportion of salt in the mother's milk for the ratio found in animal milk, as well as the process of digestion faster.

If the mother's milk provides a complete food for children in the first three months of age must be given some fluids and other foodstuffs after the end of the third month until the end of the first year are as follows:

- Since the start of the fourth month the mother to give the child some liquids such as orange juice, tomatoes and grapes.

- In the fifth month, becomes the mother's milk is not sufficient for the needs of the child from the mother to resort to food to give her some food beside the other meals that reduce breast-feedings per day to 5 petition child Kalkhdhar some types of soup and rice also given boiled egg yolk and drained lentils.

- At the end of the sixth month, in the seventh month of the child is given a well-grounded after the liver and can also give mashed bananas and scrambled with milk, potatoes and some varieties of fruit and boiled vegetables well.

- In the eighth and ninth month, reduce the number of feeding times to four feedings and the amount is added instead of other materials.

- In the tenth month, the child is given boiled chicken and fish well after the mash.

- Continues, the supply of baby food this month atheist century and the twelfth month in preparation for the gradual transition from breast-feeding to the full since the start of the second year, which reduces the feeding times until weaning from breast-feeding, which should not exceed the end of the second year of a child's life.