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This month you can start introducing new foods to your diet, vegetables are present although the amount depends on your bowel habits, also add the meat in small portions. Your meals will begin to look more like that of adults and follow a routine of two or three meals a day, though, remember to cut it into small pieces. Here are possible menus that will guide you:

Menu for Monday

Lunch
• Soup with semolina
• Semolina gnocchi with tomato sauce natural
• Gelatin
Dinner
• Rice Soup
• Grilled Chicken with pumpkin puree
• Apple grated

Menu for Tuesday

Lunch
• Cream of pumpkin soup
• Homemade burger with mashed potatoes
• Peaches in syrup, chopped
Dinner
• Soup with semolina
• Cheese and chard souflee
• Banana tread

Menu for Wednesday

Lunch
• fideitos Soup
• Grilled fish with mashed tricolor
• Apple compote
Dinner
• Vegetable soup
• Ricotta ravioli with olive oil and cheese
• Gelatin

Menu for Thursday

Lunch
• Pumpkin Soup
• Grilled Tenderloin with mashed carrots sliced cheese
• Homemade flan
Dinner
• Tomato Soup
• Polenta with cheese and grating
• Mashed fruits

Menu for Friday

Lunch
• Angel hair soup
• Pastel Mixed chicken with mashed
• Pears stewed
Dinner
• Semolina soup
• Vegetable pudding with white sauce
• Milk dessert

Menu for Saturday

Lunch
• Vegetable soup liquefied
• Grilled fish with mashed potatoes
• Homemade flan
Dinner
• Semolina soup
• Rice risotto type
• Baked apple with cream

Menu for Sunday

Lunch
• pureed soup
• Beef Liver with mashed tricolor
• Gelatin
Dinner
• pureed vegetable soup with angel hair
• Banana and orange tread

We hope this information will be of great help and allow for the health of your baby!

Touching the little baby is a real act of tenderness that the child will feel as an act of love. The fact is that the little one needs to be taken care of. Especially after the bath time a baby massage is an ideal way to soothe the baby. You have to use oil made for massage and in this case very gentle to the skin of the baby. This is why the products have to be especially made for babies.

It may happen that we want to massage the babies with all types of lotions. We need to know that the baby’s skin is really sensitive. Also it has to be hydrated in a very powerful way. Because a lot of their time they spent sleeping and with diapers, their skin is really rough. The importance of a massage is really great as it will give the baby the comfort he needs for a good time sleep.

Usually the massage is done after the bath time, so that the baby has the possibility to enjoy this time. Also after a good and soothing massage the bed time will be a pleasure. The baby will have a good night sleep and this is why we need to make this step an important part of our daily routine. The baby is actually the most important part and this strategy will help him enjoy more his life.

As parents, you do not always know about the challenges that come with your new bundle of joy. While most new parents anticipate snuggling and bonding with their new little one, things like nappy changing are not quite as appealing. In addition, the older and more mobile your baby gets, the harder this job can become. Before you grab another nappy and prepare for frustration, recognize that this is a normal developmental stage for your baby, and there are things you can do to get through the nappy change as quickly as possible.

Add the Fun Factor

Because the nappy change will happen thousands of times between your baby’s birth and when they finally learn to use the toilet, it makes sense to keep this experience pleasant for both of you. Beginning when your baby is young, make bonding a part of every nappy change. Speak in a soft voice, tickle your baby’s tummy or toes, and work to make changing each nappy a positive experience. If your baby anticipates the loving interaction that comes with each nappy change, they will give you less trouble about getting through each change when they are older and more mobile.

Distraction and Entertainment

Babies love to move; it’s just a normal and natural part of their development. Beginning at about six months of age, don’t be surprised if every nappy change becomes an acrobatic feat. Your baby will likely want to roll over, crawl away and avoid the restraint needed for a nappy change. At this age, distraction is your best tool. Provide toys, mobiles or other stimulation to keep your baby’s attention engaged while you switch to a clean nappy. In addition, have everything ready before you begin to avoid interrupting your changing routine. Depending on your baby’s temperament, it can also help to provide a small snack for them to chew on while you change the nappy. To avoid the danger of choking, select safe snacks such as a piece of fruit in a mesh feeder or a teething biscuit.

The nappy change is a necessary part of parenthood; it doesn’t, however, have to be something you dread. Instead of succumbing to frustration, use these tips to make every diaper change a quick and easy task.