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You may see a little adult next to you at the table but it’s vital to keep meeting your baby’s nutritional needs. Many new experiences and emotions will occur but there’s tons of support here in this testing phase. From shared experiences in the community to ways to economise with hearty recipes.
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Essential Changes in Your Baby’s Diet after 12 Months
There is a considerable amount of change in your baby’s diet by the time they turn 12 months. At this age, your baby is undergoing development and growth because of which they need a change in their food intake. Moreover, your child is at an exploring age where his/her likes and dislike may vary from time to time. That said, keep these pointers in mind to give your baby the required nutrients at this turning point.
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Key Ingredients for 12-24 Month-old Babies.
As your child enters his/her second year, a lot has changed. Your toddler has had its first solid meal, he/she has started learning self-feeding methods and has made initial attempts at walking. The baby’s physical and social skills have begun to develop.
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Meal Plan For 12-24 Month-Old Infants
The 12-14 months phase in a child's life is an exciting time. The baby now learns to move around and have a greater control over his surrounding including food. During this stage, his motor skills develop at a rapid pace and your toddler would like to touch, smell and taste everything around. As your child immerses in this happy time, support his growth by making healthy food a part of his diet.
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Teaching your Child to Express Through Speech
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Milestones other than Talking
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A Complete Guide For Potty Training Your Baby
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