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Due to their lower level of important nutrients and a high amount of starchy carbohydrates, it would best to keep white potatoes out of babyâs diet until between 8-10 months of age. White potatoes do not typically pose an allergy risk so you should feel safe introducing them to your baby as early as 7 months of age. Many parents choose to wait until after 10 months of age to introduce baby to white potatoes so that baby gain more nutrients from other nutrient dense foods.
During a babyâs first year they will triple their birth weight[1] and increase in length by 50%. To fuel their amazing physical and mental development, eating is a top priority! With tummies too tiny to eat a lot, babies compensate by eating nutritionally rich foods often. Learn about your babyâs nutritional needs during each of the following life stages: Newborn â 4 Months. Remember that your baby relies on breast milk or formula as the primary source of nutrition until at least 12 months of age. Age range: Newborn to 4-6 months: At this age, the best and only food for your little one is mother's milk, infant formula, or a combination of the two. Allow your baby to determine just how much and how often he or she needs to eat. Some babies eat every two hours, day and night; others will go for longer without eating. While in general itâs best to feed your baby 'on demand,' for the first few weeks the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends waking your baby every 3-4 hours if he or she is not doing so on their own.