Babies are defenseless and helpless from birth. Their reliance on their parents is in total. Small children mature over time and gradually learn to control their environment. All of their novel feelings and responses are fascinating. Every little accomplishment a child makes is celebrated by the parents, who also make an effort to spend as much time as possible with the child and expose him to new experiences.

Weaning the infant from breast milk and preparing them for complementary foods is one of the exciting and challenging phases. The introduction of complementary foods is a significant and critical time in every baby’s life; it is a brief stage of development. Don’t forget that introducing complementing nutrients to a small organism might be very challenging.

Parents must consider a number of factors and characteristics of the infant’s personality in order to assist the baby in adapting to changes. Many parents introduce supplemental foods according to timetables and medical advice. And some people enjoy experimenting with complementary foods and diversifying them with various “adult” products to observe the baby’s amusing response. An eight-month-old baby was given whipped cream by a couple from the USA. The infant’s response was vague.

While they tried the cream themselves, their parents grinned and invited him to try it as well. The youngster perked up a little, but he still lacked the courage to try the odd product on his own. His confused expression and naïve demeanor were humorous and endearing. The infant started to look when his mother chose to pour additional cream from the jar. He appears to enjoy the way the cream oozes out of the jar. He was still unsure of what it was and why his folks were making such a big deal out of him trying this bizarre thing.

The infant didn’t grin until his mother held him in her arms, making him feel secure. He was obviously not interested in eating or even looking at the whipped cream. He swiftly shifted his focus to toys. Experts warn against feeding kids sweets at such a young age, even for the sake of experimentation.

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