Choose a time for your first complementary feeding date when your baby is neither too hungry nor tired and you have plenty of time for each other. Just like on a first date: If you’re so hungry that your patience is wearing thin, it’s better to have a bite to eat in the car (or, in the case of your baby, at the breast or bottle) before the date; if you’re so tired that you can’t really get to know the other person, it’s better to postpone the date until a time when you can give your partner the attention he or she deserves. The time of day plays the smallest role: whether it’s midday or in the morning…
You can learn the most important basics in our “Babyglück nackedei Beikost special”, while your baby can make first contacts with other babies naked and play happily. Time together with your baby and at the same time valuable information about the start of complementary feeding from our experienced course leader and breastfeeding and complementary feeding consultant.
Melanie explains the most important basics about complementary feeding in 5 minutes.