What are the characteristics of a ten-month-old baby? What are the dietary characteristics of a ten-month-old baby?

Babies have distinct characteristics in each stage of growth and development, and their living and eating habits are very different. What are the characteristics of a 10-month-old baby's diet? Moms, take notes.

1. Some 10-month-old babies can talk and like to imitate some actions, especially they can call mom, and they can learn to walk, that is, they can walk by themselves with the help of something. Even if they fall, they will get up. It can be said that the baby is very strong and is developing into a big child.

2. At this time, babies like to look around, as if they are exploring something, especially their surroundings, and they never get tired of looking at them. And when playing, they like to put their hands into the toys with holes to see what is going on, and they also like to put toys into other toys. Everything is so curious.

3. The baby is 10 months old and may be a little slower than before in terms of physique, and the appetite may also decrease. These are all normal phenomena. It can be said that it is a physiological process of the baby. Parents really don’t need to worry. Also, when the baby is growing, don’t force-feed him when eating, otherwise the baby may develop a rebellious mentality and then anorexia, which will cause big trouble. Parents should pay attention to this point. It is best to let nature take its course.

1. The diet at this stage is characterized by small and frequent meals. The baby drinks milk in the morning and before going to bed at night. He eats some vegetable porridge, soft rice or soft noodles for lunch and dinner. A snack is added between the two main meals in the morning and afternoon. The baby is fed 6 times a day in total.

2. The nature of complementary food should be soft, liquid, and semi-solid, such as steamed bread, chopped vegetables, minced meat, porridge, noodles, etc. Vegetables should be cooked in different ways, and fruits can be cut into small slices, such as apples, pears, peaches, etc. Babies can eat bananas, grapes, and oranges whole, but be careful to remove the core to prevent them from getting stuck.

3. In addition to feeding some breast milk or formula milk in the morning and evening, breastfeeding should be gradually stopped throughout the day to allow the baby to slowly adapt to complementary foods. At the same time, complementary foods should be added regularly and quantitatively according to the actual situation of the baby, rather than completely changing the books. In addition, remember to feed the baby cod liver oil and an appropriate amount of water once a day.

Ten-month-old babies can already eat soft meals such as noodles, porridge, and soup. They can also use rice, porridge, and noodles as staple foods, and add a variety of meats, vegetables, egg custard, and other foods.

Main food: breast milk or formula milk. Supplementary food: boiled water, cod liver oil, fruit juice, vegetable juice, vegetable soup, meat soup, rice noodles (paste), vegetable puree, fruit, minced meat, chopped vegetables, thick porridge, soft noodles, liver puree, animal blood, tofu, steamed whole eggs, teething food, snacks, etc.

Meals: 2 times breast milk or formula, 3 times complementary food

morning:

06:00 Breastfeeding for 10-20 minutes/formula milk 200 ml

08:00 Feed 1 small bowl of porridge (add 2-3 small spoons of meat floss, vegetable puree, chopped vegetables, etc.), 2 biscuits/a small piece of steamed bun

10:00 Feed 100-120 ml vegetable soup/meat broth, 1-3 pieces of fruit, and some teething food/snacks

12:00 Feed 1 steamed egg, 30-60 grams of minced meat/vegetables/tofu/animal blood

afternoon:

14:00 Feed a small bowl of rice noodles and 30 grams of vegetable/fruit puree

16:00 Feed 1-3 pieces of fruit and some teething food/snacks

18:00 Feed a small bowl of soft noodles/thick porridge, 30-50 grams of tofu/animal blood/minced liver/minced meat/chopped vegetables, 50-100 ml of broth

Evening: 20:00 Feed warm water/fruit juice/vegetable juice 100-120 ml, some teething food/snacks, 1-3 pieces of fruit 22:00 Feed breast milk for 10-20 minutes/formula milk 180-200 ml

Colorful sweet potato porridge

Ingredients: 30g white rice, half a sweet potato.

Method: 1. Wash the rice and add enough water to cook into rice porridge. Wash the sweet potatoes, peel them and cut them into thin slices. Steam them in a steamer until cooked. 2. Take out the steamed sweet potatoes and mash them into a paste with a spoon. Cook the rice porridge. Add the sweet potato paste into the rice porridge and stir well.

Millet porridge with chestnut and jujube paste

Ingredients: 25g millet, 3 peeled chestnuts, 7g dried jujube meat, 250ml water.

Method: 1. Remove the core of the red dates and cut them into small pieces. Add enough water to cover the red dates, blend them in a blender, and then cook them in a pot. Put the cooked red dates into a tea strainer and use a scraper or a small spoon to scrape and filter out the red dates skin. 2. Add the millet to the rice cooker, add 250ml of water and cook it on the porridge setting until it is soft. Set aside. Cook the chestnuts and break the cooked chestnut meat into small pieces with a spoon or fork. 3. Mix the red dates paste and millet porridge and boil them. Crush the walnut kernels. Spread the boiled red dates paste on the millet porridge and sprinkle with walnut kernels.