Moving from milk to family foods
is called weaning. From about
six months your baby needs
more than just milk to grow and
develop. Delaying weaning could
mean your baby does not get
enough iron or the opportunity to chew.

Breastmilk is the optimal choice as it contains
many ingredients that no substitute can replace,
breastfeeding also offers health benefits to the
mother.

At six months of age your baby’s body is ready for
most family foods except salt, sugar, honey,
whole nuts and low fat foods.

This programme will show you how the foods that
the rest of the family eat can be suitable for your
baby to.

Highly recommended by healthcare professionals.

Includes eight video and photo gallery.