In baby feeding schedule for 6 months, by now, they shall gain the skills and ability to be able to swallow solids and their diet, with pureed food, can contain single ingredients made from, but not limited to, such options: mashed fruits: apples and bananas; carrots or sweet potatoes boiled; iron cereal fortified. It also serves as the ideal time to expose babies to other flavours and textures and their movement from a liquid to a world of solids.

Ideal feeding schedule

A normal baby feeding schedule 6 months old would be as follows:

●     Morning: Breast milk or formula, then some solid food (like pureed fruit or vegetables).

●     Midday: Breast milk or formula, followed by another option of solid food (cereal or vegetable puree).

●     Afternoon: A third feeding of breast milk or formula. If your baby is ready, give a small snack or fruit puree.

●     Evening: The final feeding of the day with either breast milk or formula.

This routine balances the intake of solids and milk and helps babies gradually get accustomed to new foods even as they continue to get valuable nourishment from breast milk or formula.

10-Month-Old Baby Food Schedule

At 10 months, the baby's diet changes, as they tend to be more familiar with solid foods and can begin to enjoy thicker, more textured meals. The 10 month old baby food schedule is three solid meals per day, in addition to breast milk or formula at other times. Finger foods like small pieces of soft fruit, cooked vegetables, and small pieces of bread or crackers should be introduced to promote self-feeding and develop motor skills.

Conclusion

A good balanced feeding schedule helps your baby at each stage receive the right quantity of nutrients in his or her life. For structured information on starting solids and an idea of serving sizes, have a look at Solids Made Simple Course on Sanchita Daswani. This is expert guidance designed to make a baby's meal time easier, less guessing, and guesswork over the meal time.