How many times a day should a nine-month-old baby eat?

A nine-month-old baby should eat half a cup of food three to four times daily. In addition, they must also have a healthy snack. Breastfeeding can also be continued during this month (6).

Should a nine-month-old still be eating pureed food?

Nine-month-old babies may consume chunky mashed foods. The foods should be soft and chewable. UNICEF recommends feeding finger foods to babies of nine months (6).

What can a nine-month-old not eat?

Avoid giving babies foods rich in salt, saturated fats, sugar, honey, and raw or lightly cooked eggs, shellfishes, and meat. As the baby is still teething, refrain from giving them whole nuts, which may also be a choking hazard (7).

Should I worry when my nine-month-old isn’t eating table foods?

Peters suggests, “If your nine-month-old isnt eating table foods, talk to your pediatrician. While your babys nutritional status may not be impacted, and their growth may still be on track, delayed acceptance of solids can lead to feeding challenges. Early intervention can help lessen these challenges.”

How should I introduce new foods to a 9-month-old?

When introducing new food to a 9-month-old, start with one new ingredient in a small quantity at a time. Wait for three to five days before adding another new food to monitor any allergic reactions. If the baby shows any signs of allergy, stop feeding that specific food to the baby. If there’s no reaction, you may start adding it to other recipes gradually.

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Jessica Albert on July 21, 2021

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