Q. My 15-month-old daughter swallows baby food without difficulty, but when I give her table foods (pasta, fruit cocktail or small pieces of chicken) she chews them and then spits them out without ...

By 6 months, most babies are ready to start solids, but some may refuse due to developmental readiness, texture sensitivity, or teething. Gradual exposure helps them adapt to new foods.

But don’t worry, your daughter will still be getting most of her nutrients from breast or formula milk (at least 500ml-600ml formula per day) – at this stage the food is just a taster. It is ...

Spitting milk is pretty normal and it generally causes no negative effects on your baby's wellbeing as long as they are eating well and gaining weight.

They tested four types of food — cut watermelon, bread, buttered bread and gummy candy — dropped onto four different surfaces —stainless steel, ceramic tile, wood and carpet — and left ...

Q Our 22-month-old son has developed a bad habit of spitting out bites of food. The first time it happened, I had set a cup on his tray while he ...