Breastfeeding and Infant Nutrition

Breast milk provides important nutrition for many infants. Feed your baby according to the guidance of your pediatrician and your baby's feeding cues. As your child grows, complementary foods can be introduced at the stage recommended by the child's healthcare professional. Offer a variety of age-appropriate foods and avoid adding salt or sugar unnecessarily. If your baby is not feeding well, has repeated vomiting, has fewer wet diapers than usual, or you have concerns about weight gain, speak with your pediatrician.