When infants are a few months old, milk can not satisfy their growth. It's time to prepare some assistant food.
First, it should be not allergic to babies. Many kinds of food are likely to cause infant allergy. Second, the food that is easy to digest is suitable for delicate intestines and stomach of infants. You can add some probiotic into the assistant food, as probiotic is beneficial to baby digestion and nutrient absorption. Third, it is rich in diversified nutrients, such as calcium, iron, zinc, and vitamins, etc. These nutrients are essential for infant growth.

According to these criteria, the best additional baby food is cereal. For example, you can prepare some rice flour rich in nutrition, for it is not easy to cause allergic reactions. Some baby cereal is made from large molecules into small molecules, which makes the cereal easy to absorb for babies.

On Jan 6, 4:31*am, emmy007 >
wrote:
> When infants are a few months old, milk can not satisfy their growth.
> It's time to prepare some assistant food.
> First, it should be not allergic to babies. Many kinds of food are
> likely to cause infant allergy. Second, the food that is easy to digest
> is suitable for delicate intestines and stomach of infants. You can add
> some probiotic into the assistant food, as probiotic is beneficial to
> baby digestion and nutrient absorption. Third, it is rich in diversified
> nutrients, such as calcium, iron, zinc, and vitamins, etc. These
> nutrients are essential for infant growth.
>
> According to these criteria, the best additional 'baby food'
> (http://www.weiku.com/catalogs/1896/Baby_Food/) is cereal. For example,
> you can prepare some rice flour rich in nutrition, for it is not easy to
> cause allergic reactions. Some baby cereal is made from large molecules
> into small molecules, which makes the cereal easy to absorb for babies.
>
> --
> emmy007

Oh cripe - more non-wisdom from foodbanter?

Kalmia wrote:
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> On Jan 6, 4:31 am, emmy007 >
> wrote:
> > When infants are a few months old, milk can not satisfy their growth.
> > It's time to prepare some assistant food...
>
> Oh cripe - more non-wisdom from foodbanter?

And they still forgot the Caribbean part. ;-D

On Jan 6, 3:31*am, emmy007 >
wrote:
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> When infants are a few months old, milk can not satisfy their growth.
> It's time to prepare some assistant food.
>
>
> emmy007
>
>
Blah, blah, blah. Didn't this nitwit post this same garbage 2 months
or less ago?? And I'm _sure_ any new parents would welcome infant
care and nutrition advice from China of all places.

Andy wrote:
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>One thing I do know is newborns have very underdeveloped taste buds and can
>take years to mature so don't make baby food taste good to you by adding
>sugar. Bland is probably best.

You have it exactly back assward...
http://www.supermarketguru.com/index...articleId/2608
http://www.whattoexpect.com/pregnanc...open-wide.aspx
And then there's TIAD... you're born with it and there is no cure.

On Jan 6, 7:44*pm, Brooklyn1 <Gravesend1> wrote:
> Andy wrote:
>
> >One thing I do know is newborns have very underdeveloped taste buds and can
> >take years to mature so don't make baby food taste good to you by adding
> >sugar. Bland is probably best.
>
> You have it exactly back assward...http://www.supermarketguru.com/index...open-wide.aspx
> And then there's TIAD... you're born with it and there is no cure.

He drinks Bud Light for breakfast.

--Bryan