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Infant Nutrition - Complementary Feeding

Summary of Recommendations and Evidence

 



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INTERVENTION 
  1. Complementary Foods - Frequency and Quantity 
  2. Order of Introduction 
  3. Benefits of Introducing Meat as a First Food  
  4. Introduction of New Complementary Foods   
  5. Texture Progression  
  6. Age for Cow's Milk (Non-formula) and Other Dairy Products 
  7. Goat's Milk  
  8. Plant-based Beverages (e.g. Soy, Rice, Almond, Coconut and Oat Milk/Beverage)  
  9. Fruit Juice  
  10. Water  
  11. Food Safety - Food Handling Practices  
  12. Food Safety

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