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AUTHOR: LOVEmysonDATE: 09/30/02 11:40am
SUBJECT: Re: when to start cereal?
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AUTHOR: tena
Hi...

My son started his cereal at 9 weeks, but only intermittently when he was growing. My ped has us start giving him cereal regularly at 4 months.... best thing to do is follow Tena's advice (:)) and call your ped to see what he thinks. Your baby will take less milk or formula when you introduce solids, so start with a small amount, because their nourishment still comes from the milk/formula.

Good luck!
Sarah
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when to start cereal?
 kylie's mom09/28/02 11:19pm
Re: when to start cereal?
 tena09/30/02 07:44am
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 LOVEmyson09/30/02 11:40am
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