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Ministry of Health advises on infant feeding age
The Ministry of Health and Population recommends introducing complementary foods to infants when they reach 6 months of age, while continuing breastfeeding. It is important to consider the child's readiness and their receptiveness to food. The ministry emphasizes starting with small amounts of pureed and soft foods, gradually increasing them while monitoring for any signs of allergy. Diversification is also stressed to ensure the infant receives all necessary nutrients. Additionally, seeking advice from a pediatrician regarding suitable foods and understanding that growth patterns may vary among infants is essential. These guidelines are part of the efforts of the Golden Hundred Days Initiative to improve maternal and child health.
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