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AUTHOR: tenaDATE: 09/30/02 7:44am
SUBJECT: Re: when to start cereal?
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AUTHOR: kylie's mom
Hello,

My pediatrician started my son on cereal at 3 months - one teaspoon morning and night increasing gardually. Personally, I think it was too soon because firstly, he wasn't a big formula drinker and his drinking reduced once I started solids. 6 ounces sounds great every 3 hours and I would also check with your ped if your baby should start cereal. Usually, they start at 4 months. Good luck
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when to start cereal?
 kylie's mom09/28/02 11:19pm
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