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Feeding
Is my 6-month-old ready for solids?
Look for steady head control, the ability to sit with support, interest in food, and the tongue-thrust reflex fading. If you are unsure, confirm with your pediatrician before offering solids.
For babies under 3 months, a rectal temperature of 100.4°F (38°C) or higher needs urgent medical evaluation. For older babies, watch hydration, breathing, responsiveness, and other red flags in addition to temperature.
Choose a low-stress day, offer a pea-sized amount of a safe texture (e.g., thinned peanut butter), and observe for 2–3 hours. If tolerated, keep offering 2–3 times per week to maintain tolerance unless your clinician advises otherwise.
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