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6 Month Old Feeding Schedule?

Hi can you please tell me the 6 month old feeding schedule. What are the items a child has at the age of 6 months? Is it still being breast fed? Should the baby be breast fed for so long? When does the baby start eating semi-solids and solids? When should the schedule of eating change. Where can one get the development and food chart for a baby till the time he at least becomes a toddler. When do kids start to make a fuss about eating? Please give me all this information.

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Leonard Vega | Aug 9 2011

Obviously all babies vary, but here I am giving some sample schedule to feed your 6 month old baby. I will suggest you that breast milk should be primary nutrition for the first year and other food items come secondary. I am giving a example but exact amounts vary with factors such as a baby’s size and activity level. 5:30am - 6 ounce bottle 8:00am - 2 tbsp oatmeal 10am - 4 ounce bottle 12:30pm - 2 tbsp & 2 ounces fruit or veggie 2:00pm - 4 ounce bottle 5:00pm - 6 ounce bottle 7:00pm - 2 cubes veggie, 2 cubes fruit, rice or pasta 9:30pm - 7 ounce bottle You can get this chart from chemist shops or consult your doctor he will provide you best chart as he knows better than me. It depends on children eating schedule and their physical activeness that when they will start making fuss for food. But averagely it starts when your baby become 7 month old.