By around six months of age, babies need solid food in addition to breast milk or formula for growth and nutrition, says Dr. Tracey Agnese, a pediatrician in New York City. “Solid… See more

According to Dr. Agnese, it’s best to start offering solid food when baby is awake and alert, and ideally when they’re not too hungry or too full. “Have your baby sitting up safely wi… See more

Although infant cereals were traditionally one of the first recommended solid foods for babies (because of the bland taste and added iron), pediatricians now say it’s totally fine t… See more

Figuring out which baby food is best for you and for your little one comes down to a lot of factors, including things like ingredients, availability, taste and cost. But there are a few other th… See more

You’ve likely heard about a 2021 congressional investigation revealing that leading baby food manufacturers knowingly sold baby food that contained high levels of toxic heav… See more