Breastfeeding or Formula Feeding

• Positioning for Comfort: Try different breastfeeding positions, like cradle hold or football hold, for a secure latch and comfortable feeding.
• Techniques for Bottle Feeding: Hold the bottle at a slight angle to prevent air intake and reduce gas. Experiment with bottle shapes and nipple sizes for the best fit.
• Importance of Burping: Gently pat your baby’s back after each feeding to release swallowed air and reduce colic.

Introduction of Solid Foods

• Slow and Steady: Introduce new foods gradually, starting with single-ingredient purees like mashed bananas or sweet potatoes to minimize allergy risks.
• Progressive Textures: Gradually introduce soft solids to encourage chewing and motor skills. Be patient as each baby adapts at their own pace.
• Patience is Key: Accept your baby’s initial reactions to new flavors. Offer a variety of healthy options and let them explore their preferences.