What food baby eat to gain weight

We would like to inform you that in response to your question:

• The age group of the child should be determined as the child depends in the first six months of his or her life on breastfeeding or artificial feeding with supported milk suitable for his or her age and formula similar to the mother's milk.
• -You can start introducing solid foods after the sixth month while keeping your baby drinking milk and not affecting the amount of milk with solid foods, you can enter boiled vegetables and peeled fruits, but they are introduced by one item every 3 days and gradually start with a teaspoon and you notice changes on your child as any symptoms of sensitivity towards the item given to him. You can also enter ground rice and rice cerelac.
• -Give the child enough fluids estimated at 150 ml/kg of the baby's weight.
• -Give the child 100 calories/kg of baby weight.
• -Continue breastfeeding.
• -Avoid giving your baby sweetened drinks, especially at the time of feeding and before bedtime.
• -Introducing more solid foods such as egg yolks between the eighth and ninth months, meat and cheese between the seventh and eighth months, peeled fruit, dried toast, crackers, and biscuits.
• -Attention to substances that cause suffocation such as nuts and popcorn.
• -The starting of unmodified whole cow's milk is strictly prohibited until the age of one year.
• -It is forbidden to feed the baby egg whites until the age of one year and is then introduced gradually and cautiously.
• -It is forbidden to feed the child natural honey before the age of one year.

To increase the child’s weight, you only have to make sure to give him daily milk meals and meals of solid food if he has completed 6 months of age, or the doctor has allowed feeding him after completing 4 months of age based on his development and his ability to support the head and sit completely.

Daily model for infant meals

• -Upon waking up: a meal of breast milk or formula.
• -Two hours after milk/breakfast: 3-6 tablespoons of the mentioned items without adding salt or sugar.
• -Lunch: breast milk or formula.
• -Afternoon: A meal from breast milk or formula.
• -Evening: a meal from breast milk or formula.
• -Two hours after the evening milk meal: 3-6 tablespoons of the mentioned items.
• -Bedtime meal: breast milk or formula