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What is weaning?

Weaning is when your baby is ready to move on to other food sources, other than breast milk. At this stage, your baby is ready to be introduced to solid foods to fulfill his growing nutritional needs.

The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommends feeding your child only breast milk for the first six months. Thereafter, a combination of solid foods and breast milk should be given until baby is about one year old. .

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