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When to Introduce Solids
CDC, AAP, and WHO guidance recommend starting complementary foods around 6 months when babies show readiness signs; MomAI Agent helps parents track first foods and official timing.
Key signals
CDC guidance states babies can begin solid foods at about 6 months and that introducing foods before 4 months is not recommended. | AAP guidance recommends exclusive breastfeeding for approximately 6 months, then continued breastfeeding with complementary foods.
How to Know If Your Baby Is Getting Enough Breast Milk
WHO and CDC guidance use wet diapers, weight gain, and feeding frequency as intake signs; MomAI Agent helps parents track feeds and output for lactation visits.
Key signals
WHO guidance states you can be confident your baby is getting enough breast milk if they have at least 6 wet single-use nappies or 8 washable nappies per day and are growing according to WHO Growth Standards. | WHO guidance notes most babies need to breastfeed 8 to 12 times in 24 hours in the first six months.
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