The early periods of newborns are important regarding nutrition, as this will benefit or affect their development and growth. Therefore, it is essential to know what is good and what is not for the baby. Breastfeeding Breastfeeding is, or should be, the main source of food at this age, exclusive in the first months, since breast milk perfectly adapts to the nutritional needs and digestive characteristics of infants until the introduction of complementary feeding. Complementary feeding: Beikost Milk as the sole food after six months does not provide the energy and nutrients that the infant needs from this age, and moreover, as their digestive functions have matured, new foods should be included in their diet, following regulated guidelines. It is not justified to introduce new foods before three months, although it is also not advisable to do so beyond six, because lack of diversification is a common reason for loss of appetite, while wasting a very valid period for educating taste and knowledge of basic foods that will allow the baby to adapt to a balanced, varied, and sufficient diet. One by one, the milk feedings that the infant receives should be gradually replaced with different components of complementary feeding (cereal porridge, fruit, vegetable puree), with sufficient intervals for the child to accept the new foods, testing their tolerance before introducing a new one and allowing time for their body to adapt. During this period, it is very important to allow the amount of food to vary from day to day and from week to week, depending on appetite. Recipes for babies Here are some 100% natural recipes to prepare porridge and/or purees for your baby. Take note. (we recommend clicking on the recipe title to see more details) Chicken Porridge Homemade porridge is much healthier for babies because it is natural and can use 100% organic ingredients. This recipe is very easy and very nutritious for your baby. Pumpkin Porridge Perfect food for your baby, nutritious and delicious. Corn Porridge Delicious corn porridge for babies. Carrot Porridge Carrot porridge for babies. This recipe can be replicated with other vegetables. Apple Porridge Apple porridge for babies, this recipe can be made with other fruits. Raspberry Porridge Baby porridge made with zucchini and raspberry, a delicious flavor. This recipe is recommended for babies over 1 year and 6 months. Sweet Potato Puree Yellow sweet potato and potato puree with a touch of curry, onion, and garlic. Mango Chutney Mango chutney is a very popular accompaniment in Indian cuisine made with sweet and spicy fruits and spices. This mango chutney is delicious with a curry dish.