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Feeding your baby in the fifth and six
months
At this stage you can add some fruit to the baby’s food, such as
pears, apples, bananas, oranges (if they are not acidic) and plums.
You can also add some other foods such as onions and potato.
Try to boil the food very well, then mash or purée it. Do not give
your baby any food that is not puréed. Choose ripe fruits because
they are easier to digest and can be puréed fully.
Offer new foods in small amounts until you are sure that there
are no allergies to this food and that the baby will not regurgitate
the food because he cannot accept it. Increase the amount of the
new food gradually.
You can give the baby fruit juice such as banana, apple or peach
juice, so long as you dilute the juice with water. The water should
be boiled first, before adding it to the juice; this will make it safer
for the baby’s stomach. Give the water from a spoon at first, then
let him drink from a cup if he is able to do so.
Do not mix two kinds of food until you have tried each on its own
and made sure that there is no allergy to either kind.
You should not stop breastfeeding at this stage, because the baby
still needs it.
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If the baby refuses to let you put the spoon in his mouth, dip your
finger in the food, then put it in his mouth and let him suck it. But
if your baby continues to refuse the spoon, it may be because he
does not like this kind of food, so you should give him another
kind of food.
Feeding your baby in the sixth month
• You can give him fruit juice, such as apple juice. It is better to
give him this juice in a cup; if the baby refuses to take the juice
from the cup, then give it to him with a spoon instead.
• Do not add salt, sugar or honey to the baby food at this stage.
• Give him a teaspoon of puréed vegetables, then add to this
amount gradually.
• Be careful not to give two types of vegetables together until
after the baby has tried each one on its own.
• It is important to continue breastfeeding.