Entering the 6th month after birth, the amount of breast milk begins to thin and gradually decrease, unable to provide enough essential nutrients for the child's development. This is also the time when mothers should introduce solid foods to their children to supplement other sources of nutrition besides breast milk.

Constipation is defined as when a baby has hard stools and fewer bowel movements than usual. Many parents experience constipation when their baby starts eating solid foods. So what causes constipation in babies?

Normally, children will show signs of wanting to get used to new foods from 6 months of age, and weaning for 6-month-old babies plays a very important role in supplementing nutrients for the development of children. So at this time, how is it appropriate for parents to help their 6-month-old babies get used to weaning? Let's find out the article below about helping babies start weaning.