LLLGB Starting Solids DVD
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Weaning is the process whereby a child learns to take nourishment other than his mother’s milk. It starts when the child is introduced to foods and drinks in addition to breastmilk, and
ends when he finally stops nursing.
This DVD, made with the help of LLL mums and babies, is compatible with current government recommendations to breastfeed exclusively until six months, and demonstrates how your baby will show you when he is ready to start solid food, what he wants, and how much he needs. It explains how recommendations have changed over the past 100 years and provides suggestions for suitable first foods.
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Weaning is the process whereby a child learns to take nourishment other than his mother’s milk. It starts when the child is introduced to foods and drinks in addition to breastmilk, and
ends when he finally stops nursing.
This DVD, made with the help of LLL mums and babies, is compatible with current government recommendations to breastfeed exclusively until six months, and demonstrates how your baby will show you when he is ready to start solid food, what he wants, and how much he needs. It explains how recommendations have changed over the past 100 years and provides suggestions for suitable first foods.
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"For my money, this is the best DVD available on starting solids. It is easy to follow, with lots of close-up footage of real babies eating, and commentary on what they can do at different ages, as well as really interesting background material about how advice on starting solids has changed over time. We have used this in our LLL group several times and it has always been appreciated by mother,especially those whose babies are about to start eating or are in the early stages. Highly recommended."