WHEN to start solids 👇 The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends starting solids around 6 months. Your baby should also be showing signs of readiness for this new stage, including: 1️⃣ Able to sit without support - If your baby is not able to sit upright in his or her high chair without slouching, that’s a clear sign you should wait on solids. 2️⃣ Has good head & neck control - Head and neck control go hand in hand with the first sign, signifying core strength and their ability to swallow without choking. 3️⃣ Can bring hands to their mouth - This is a sign that your baby can self-feed and is important regardless of whether you choose a self-feeding or spoon-fed approach. 4️⃣ Showing an interest in food - If you find your baby looking at your plate or reaching out for food, that’s a good indication of their readiness for solids. This can also look like your baby putting their toys or fingers in their mouth. Note: For any specific feeding recommendations or questions regarding...