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Mum's need advice I'm wanting to get my little boy the 4m+ pouches just to try him with them my question is when do I give him them and how much?
21.10.2019

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robynjadehamnett
robynjadehamnett
He had a few spoonfuls of one it was sweet potato parsnip and mango
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kathleenc
kathleenc
Did he take it okay? xx
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robynjadehamnett
robynjadehamnett
@kathleenc he seemed to take it fine spat it out at first then tried again and he took it sorry only just replying I'm not getting told when people comment xx
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mariapb
mariapb
Like a few other said weaning isn’t recommended until 6months or over, and showing all signs of readiness. When you do start though start with vegetables rather than fruits. Fruit is obviously sweeter and has more sugar, and it may make it more difficult to then get them to eat vegetables because they don’t taste as nice to a baby.
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beveridge.s
beveridge.s
The recommended is 6 months because early weaning can cause irritable bowl syndrome and other things. Its because there digestive system isn't ready for food yet..
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jamie-leigh
jamie-leigh
We didn't do pouches, we did BLW at 6 months. But from my experience of weaning..
Make sure he's sitting unaided (not propped up by cushions or falling to the side in his highchair) he needs to have really good head control:)
I'd give it to him around an hour after his feed, as long as he isn't sleepy.
He honestly doesn't need much, a few spoonfuls will do, it's just for tasting at this age. My little one wasn't having three meals a day until just after his first birthday.

A really good saying to remember is - food before one is just for fun!
They really do not need it before they turn one, so don't stress out if he's not interested or doesn't take much x
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erincharlieconor
erincharlieconor
It’s recommended to wait until six months xx
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kathleenc
kathleenc
I was told by my health visitor to make sure sure he’s not tired when feeding him. Also make sure he’s not starving either so give him a bottle about 1 hour before so he’s in a good mood. Make sure he can sit up unaided too. I started first in the morning offering it as a little breakfast after his bottle then as time went on added a lunch then a dinner by about 8 months old. If he spits it back out I was told he’s not ready for food yet. xx
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kathleenc
kathleenc
@robynjadehamnett, yeah I’d say so. My wee boy wasn’t ready till just over 5 and half months xx
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robynjadehamnett
robynjadehamnett
@kathleenc I'll try him no harm in trying is there xx
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erincharlieconor
erincharlieconor
@robynjadehamnett, yeah there is harm in trying too early x
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dannielle96
dannielle96
I’ve been giving my son half a pouch/jar
At about 12 so he would have had 2 bottles by then
I normally do it about an hour after a bottle for anything as my son suffers from reflux quite bad so it helps settle him abit

Make sure your little one is sat up enough and if it looks like he is ready for food if he don’t look ready then don’t try
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robynjadehamnett
robynjadehamnett
He's been looking at my food and he's played with my friends packet of crisps too
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dannielle96
dannielle96
@robynjadehamnett, my daughter and son was like that also
I started weaning my son the day before he turned 5 months and with my daughter she was 5 and half months
If you have a bouncer can it sit up so your sons in a up right position? But if you think he’s ready then have a go but careful as it might go through him if you try fruits
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robynjadehamnett
robynjadehamnett
@dannielle96 I'll bare that in mind lol x
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