Amount V x Conc. mg L x mg/L. 350 mg 35 L x 10 mg/L. The loading dose can be predicted if the. target concentration and the drug apparent. volume of distribution are known. Note the units of volume are typically L and. concentration is mg/L. Loading doses are. then readily predicted with units of mg.
By ages 4 months to 6 months, most babies are ready to begin eating solid foods as a complement to breast-feeding or formula-feeding.
Solid foods aren't as convenient, anyway! Wait until your baby shows signs that they are ready. Your baby's health care provider can talk to you about the signs of readiness. Usually babies are ready around six months old, and sometimes a little earlier. Your baby's first solid food should be an iron-fortified rice cereal. You may hear that solid food will help your baby sleep through the night, but this is a myth.