If you feel like you're ready to start working with your child
toward eating solid food, you can usually start progressing that way anywhere from four to six months of age.
Not exact matches
While it's true that
eating solid foods is one of the steps
toward weaning, breastmilk should still be the baby's primary source of nutrition for the first year of life, and for those babies who continue to nurse into the second year, breastmilk is still a substantial part of their diet.
As the child gets older and begins
eating solids, there is a shift in the balance of her calories
toward more
solid food and away from breast milk.