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An exciting milestone in every parent’s life is introducing solid food into their baby’s diet. But what kind of foods should you try? Will they even eat anything? How long should you keep using formula or breast milk? What foods should you avoid? Here’s everything you need to know about feeding your baby solid food. Baby Blankets Is Your Baby Ready? There are a few general criteria used to determine if your baby is ready for solid foods. First, your baby should be between 4 and 6 months old and able to sit upright and hold their head. They should be curious about the world around them, and you may notice them reaching for your food. They may lean forward and open their mouth, trying to get the food. Your baby should no longer have the tongue reflex that pushes food out of their mouth. Finally, if your baby is mouthing their hands and toys, they may be ready. Breast Milk and Formula Before starting solid foods, it’s important to note that solid foods will not r

Valentine’s Day is quickly approaching, and it’s time to start thinking about a present for your little one. From keeping them warm to giving them something to snuggle or a toy they will not want to stop playing with, these ideas are sure to be a hit with your baby, or at least be useful for you. Burp Cloths Keep Your Baby Warm with Super-Soft Blankets One of the most versatile gifts you can give to your little one is a receiving blanket . Depending on their age, you might be using it more for them, such as swaddling at night. Blankets can also be used as a playtime mat, a protective barrier between the floor and your baby, and so much more. You don't have a burp cloth handy? Just use a blanket and throw it in the wash. If you go with a cotton muslin blanket, it will come out even softer. Impromptu picnic? The blanket will keep your little one off the ground. Emergency diaper change in the back of your car while at the park? Use the blanket to keep everything cl