AAP recommends not feeding anything to an infant below age 6 months old anything other than breastmilk or formula. Any solid or semi-solid food can result in choking or other long-term issues. Rice cereal is one such milk thickening agent not suitable for a … Read more
In rare cases, constipation in babies may be caused by a lack of nerve or by structural problems in the lower large intestines. Most of them become constipated when foods are first added to their diet because the standard recommended starting foods-rice cereals, squash, … Read more
Honey Nut Cheerios may be given to children who are one year of age and older. Giving this cereal to infants may lead to botulism or early development of allergies. If you have been giving this cereal to an infant, stop immediately and switch … Read more
Rice cereal is a popular “starting solids” healthy food that parents give to their little ones. Giving it too early (before 6 months), giving it too much, or feeding it with a bottle may come with some severe consequences, such as stomach gas. Your … Read more
It’s your baby’s fourth time vomiting after you gave just a teaspoon of rice cereal with her milk two hours ago. She’s been having dry heaves and seems to be getting weaker every few hours. You realize that you should have brought her to the … Read more
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