What exactly does an eight month old baby eat in a meal?

In the Complementary Food Classification Manual, we see that every complementary food needs to include three major types of food: cereals and potatoes, animals, vegetables and fruits, etc.

What do you eat when the baby baby moves in that month? What exactly is the score of August 7 o'clock vegetables? Well, on the road, they're going to bear it, just eat a little bit of this, don't eat too much, you can eat a little porridge.

10 a.m.: Milk sago dew.

Ingredients: milk, sago, banana, a little sugar.

Method: Soak sago in cold water for 1 hour, puree bananas; Bring the sago to a boil with the soaked water until transparent, add milk and banana paste and bring to a boil.

2 p.m.: Three fresh custards.

Ingredients: eggs, shrimp, mushrooms, minced meat, appropriate amount of green onions, garlic, appropriate amount of cooking oil, cooking wine, salt, a little sesame oil.

Method: Dice mushrooms and shrimps; Put oil in the pot, heat the green onion and garlic and stir-fry until fragrant, add mushrooms and diced shrimp, add cooking wine and salt, and stir-fry; Take a bowl, beat eggs into the bowl, add water and salt and stir well, cook in a steamer, and finally pour the mushrooms and diced shrimp into it and stir and steam for 5-8 minutes.

6 p.m.: Cheese porridge.

Ingredients: 1 6 bowls of rice, 1 2 cups of water, 5 grams of cottage cheese.

Method: Chop the cheese, add water to the pot to boil the rice, add the cheese when the rice is cooked to thickness, until the cheese melts, turn off the heat and serve.

How much to eat in one meal of 8 baby complementary foods depends on the different conditions of the baby. If the baby eats a large amount of food, the acceptance of complementary food is very good, you can eat more in moderation, it is recommended not to add too much concentration, or eat less and more meals to help the baby digest and absorb. In general, the amount of milk should not be increased, and 150 200 ml should be fed 3 or 4 times a day.

You can feed once in the morning, noon, afternoon and evening, and once in the afternoon and once in the afternoon.

In order to adapt to the baby's growing nutritional needs and rapid growth and development, in addition to the baby food introduced earlier, 8-month-old babies can eat porridge twice a day, each time eating half a small bowl to a small bowl, or eat properly cooked noodles. Ensure an egg yolk every day, and properly feed some vegetable puree, liver puree, fish puree, etc. every day.

When the baby grows to seven or eight months, it has begun to erupt baby teeth, has the ability to chew, and at the same time the tongue also has the function of stirring food, and the diet has more and more personal hobbies, and there are certain requirements for feeding. Continue to eat breast milk and formula milk, many nutrients, especially iron, vitamins, calcium, etc., can no longer meet the needs of the baby's growth and development, dairy products provide calories and the baby's increasing exercise needs to consume calories are not suitable, can not meet the baby's growth needs. Therefore, at this time, the baby should enter the middle stage of weaning, and the milk volume can be kept at about 500ml per day.

You can give him some milk powder, or eat, an egg, or give him some porridge.

Start with complementary foods, try to schedule them in the morning, and choose a time that is most convenient for you and your baby, but not when your baby looks tired or in a bad mood. At first, your baby may not eat much, but feeding your baby once a day is fine and giving your baby some time to get used to the feeling, as some babies need practice to learn to move food from the front of their mouth to the back and swallow it.

What is the approximate amount of complementary food for an eight-month-old baby? A small half bowl of a small bowl is fine, don't give him too much to eat, your child gives him too much, he doesn't see anything abnormal, can't stand it is well, snacks and meals are the best.

The baby just started to add complementary food, and it didn't take too long, and now the amount of a meal is about half a bowl.

Two meals a day, a small half bowl, mainly paste-like.

It can be increased or decreased according to the baby's milk volume and stool.

It depends on how much he has before, and it can't be too much. It is recommended to eat small, frequent meals. It's best not to give him food at night. Balanced nutrition is important.

Eight-month-old baby to add complementary food, not long at the beginning, then generally in the morning, noon and evening to eat, the rest of the time can give him a little milk powder.

How many complementary meals do 8-month-old babies eat? What's better?

Eight months a day to eat three meals of complementary food can be, morning, noon and evening each add once, if the baby's adaptation is relatively good, you can appropriately increase the number of meals.

8-month-old baby food, edible vegetables, egg yolks, porridge, noodles with cherry strips, fish, minced meat, etc. The nature of complementary foods should also be soft and semi-solid. The variety of vegetables made for the baby should be varied, such as:

Carrots, tomatoes, onions, etc., for babies who are often constipated, you can choose spinach, cabbage, radish, shallots and other foods containing more fiber.

1. Beef oatmeal porridge.

Ingredients: 30 grams of ground beef, 20 grams of oats, appropriate amount of water.

Method: Soak the oats and wash them well. Cook the oats into oatmeal. Cook the ground beef in oatmeal porridge together. Put the cooked oatmeal beef porridge in a blender, beat it into a paste, and feed it to your baby with a spoon.

2. Chicken and green vegetable porridge.

Ingredients: Appropriate amount of rice, 1 chicken thigh, appropriate amount of fungus (water hair), appropriate amount of Chinese cabbage, a little sesame oil.

Method: Wash the chicken thighs, remove the bones, cut them into small cubes, boil water in a pot, blanch the diced chicken thighs to the blood foam, pour out the dirty water, and clean the diced chicken thighs. After soaking and washing, chop the fungus.

Green cabbage leaves are shredded by hand. Wash the rice, put the diced chicken thighs, fungus and rice into the pressure cooker, pour in an appropriate amount of water, cover the pot, and turn to low heat for 10 minutes. After turning off the heat and waiting for the pressure cooker to exhaust, open the lid, add the green vegetable leaves, stir well, and heat for 30 seconds.

After the porridge is served, the branches are warmed and served.

Generally speaking, it is recommended that an eight-month-old baby have one meal as a staple food and one meal as fruit, that is, eat complementary food twice a day.

Generally speaking, eight-month-old babies are recommended to have a meal that is the staple food and a meal that is fruit, that is, to eat complementary food twice a day, and the baby's complementary food should be added scientifically according to the development status of the baby's specific functions. Babies are fed exclusively milk from birth until six months of life, as their ability to swallow and chew increases.

Generally, complementary foods are added from six months, and the earliest addition is generally based on pureed food, and some foamy foods can be added at about eight months, such as porridge, meat foam, vegetables, eggs, fish paste, tofu, rice noodles, and fruits. At this time, you can reduce the amount of milk for your baby by adding complementary food, and you can eat one meal of complementary food, and at the same time it is fruit, and then you can eat milk four times.

How to care for your eight-month-old baby

1. The most important thing is to do a good job in the child's diet management, 8-month-old baby, in addition to breast milk or infant formula feeding, should gradually add complementary food to the child.

2. Do a good job in the management of the baby's clothes, and wear clothes to the extent that the child's limbs are warm and not sweaty, so as to avoid the child from catching a cold or heat dissipation disorder.

3. Do a good job in the baby's perianal hygiene, change diapers in time after defecation and urination, and prevent secondary infections and diaper rash.

4. Special attention should be paid to hand hygiene, indoor ventilation, and family hygiene to prevent secondary infection or cross-infection of children.

5. As parents, we need to establish a parent-child relationship and accompany the baby more to help him gradually adapt to the external environment.