Banana and avocado cookies

From day one, your baby's diet will consist of infant formula or breast milk, providing all the necessary nutrients and energy. During the first six months of life, your little one will grow, starting by learning to roll over onto their tummy or back and eventually crawling. Just like their physical development, your baby will crave new experiences at mealtimes. Your baby might signal this by refusing their bottles during the day. What should you do if your baby is refusing their bottle? Before finding a solution, it's important to understand your baby's behavior. This attitude could indicate discomfort during feeding. Your baby might be sick and the bottle is painful, the bottle might no longer be suitable, the nipple might be blocked, etc. But it could also mean that your baby wants more independence when feeding themselves, perhaps by holding the bottle, or that they want to explore new tastes. If your baby is ready, you can then begin introducing solid foods, with your baby leading the process. Baby's meals will then consist of delicious BLW .