Children from 6 months of age and older have greater energy needs, so breastfeeding alone will not ensure their development. However, breastfeeding must still take place in parallel with this weaning process. The following article will provide information to note about breastfeeding for children starting to eat solid foods.

Anorexia or refusal to eat is a common condition in young children, especially children under 6 years old. Just like adults, there are many reasons why meals become boring for children. Therefore, understanding the causes and symptoms of children refusing to eat will help parents take the right measures.

Weaning is the process of introducing your baby to solid foods, starting when he or she is about 6 months old. At this time, the food provided to your baby every day is not only breast milk or formula milk but can be many other new foods. In particular, cooking corn porridge for your baby to eat or using corn milk for your baby to eat are also good ideas, providing your baby with many rich nutrients.