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Babies this age should only have breastmilk.

Age 0 - 6 Months

Safe formula feeding
Breastfeeding

Age 6 - 12 Months

Vitamin D
Why not cow's milk?
When is baby hungry?
Starting solid food
Finger foods
    Babies this age:
  • need iron-rich foods starting at 6 months old. 
  • should start eating food but still need breastmilk or formula, too.
  • should be able to feed themselves finger foods.
Including iron-rich food
What do I feed my baby?
Healthy drink choices
Textures
Eating together

Age 12 - 24 Months

Feeding Your Child

Feeding your child can be a challenge. Here are some resources to help. 

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Check out the quick guide, to the right, for simple ways to help feed your child. 

Family foods
Healthy toddler assessment
Food poisoning
How much food?

Babies aged 12 - 24 months:

  • should be eating food with the family

  • should continue breastfeeding or have 2 cups of cow's milk daily

  • can attend a free healthy toddler assessment at NB Public Health

Food allergies
Quick guide
Is my child eating well?

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