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A Guide to Weaning - Introduction

Weaning is the gradual introduction of solid foods in addition to formula and/or breast milk. Over time, solid food will replace normal formula or breast milk, and eventually your child will learn to enjoy grown-up food!

This is an exciting stage, which introduces your baby to new tastes and textures. Taking your time and planning ahead will help you and your baby enjoy this stage.

Weaning is a step-by-step process. Both you and your baby will have time to get used to each stage before moving onto the next.

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The aim of this guide is to provide you with hints and tips to help things go as smoothly as possible. Don’t forget that your medical team are always available if you have any questions.

So, lets get started

Stage 1 - First Tastes

Stage 2 - Moving On

Stage 3 - Growing Up Fast

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