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Why should I start weaning at six months? For around the first six months of life babies needs nothing more than breast milk or formula milk, which provide all the nutrients and vitamins that they need. Health experts agree six months (26 weeks) is the ideal time to start introducing your baby to solid foods.
It may only take a few weeks to stop breastfeeding, especially if your baby is getting bored with it. Or it may take anything between a month and six months. It's different for everyone, and depends on how quickly and how well your child adjusts. Weaning may take longer if you try it before your baby is ready.