My complementary feeding journal?
⚡ Short answer: Of course, I don't see details about what's in your complementary feeding journal, but I can share a general framework.
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bir anne · Feeding
my complementary feeding journal?
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Of course, I don't see details about what's in your complementary feeding journal, but I can share a general framework.
A complementary feeding journal typically includes: your baby's age, foods introduced that day, amounts (spoonfuls, finger foods, portions), baby's response (liked it, spit it out, reluctant), and notes on possible allergies/gas/sleep changes. Keeping a journal is the most reliable way to track which food causes which reaction. Especially when introducing a new food, it's recommended to follow the 3-5 day waiting rule and try each food alone and in the morning. If your journal includes specific details like consistency, progression to baby-led weaning, or rejection periods, you can note those too.
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