Nutrition for babies

Breast milk and infant formula are the most important sources of nutrition for babies, with solid foods ideally being gradually introduced only after 6 months.

Food in the first year

Feeding your new baby is one of the most rewarding things you do as a new parent.
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Benefits of breast milk

Breast milk is the perfect food for your baby in the first year. This is because of its health advantages for both the baby and mother.
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Feeding your baby formula

Infant formula provides a balanced food source for babies.
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Introducing first foods

Recommendations about when to introduce solid foods to your baby's diet have changed considerably over the years. At between four to six months your baby is ready to start solid foods.
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Breast milk versus infant formula

The perfect food for your baby is breast milk; it is convenient, ready-to-serve, sterile, and tailor-made to meet all the nutritional needs of a baby until six months of age. Already at the proper temperature, breast milk does not require heating.
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Choosing, preparing and storing formula

Once you have decided to bottle-feed your baby, you will have to choose a suitable formula and learn the ropes of preparing and storing her daily bottles.
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How do I breast-feed?

Over time, you and your baby will become more comfortable as you get to know each other, and both of you can relax and enjoy the breast-feeding experience.
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Adding new foods to your baby’s diet

At about six months of age, your baby will be ready to be fed with a spoon and you will be able to add cereals, puréed fruits and vegetables to her diet.
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Feeding your bonny baby

Feeding baby well is one of the biggest preoccupations for new parents. And with advice from paediatricians, experts, family, friends and marketing pressure... it is not always easy!
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