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During the first six months, a baby's hands go through significant development. Initially, newborns have their hands in a tight fist most of the time. Around 1-2 months, they start to open their hands more and bring them to their mouths. By 3-4 months, they begin to grasp objects placed in their hands and bring them closer to inspect. Around 5-6 months, babies start transferring objects from one hand to the other and develop better hand-eye coordination. This progression in hand movements is crucial for their cognitive and physical development.

Tag: "Alimentacion complementaria"

Complementary feeding

Posted in: Alimentación

Small guidelines to start complementary feeding with your baby

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When should complementary feeding begin?

Posted in: Alimentación

Complementary feeding occurs when the child needs additional food apart from breast milk. Complementary foods are any food or liquid other than breast milk.

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Baby Led Weaning is a method of introducing solid foods to babies that allows them to feed themselves from the start, rather than being spoon-fed by an adult. With this approach, babies are offered appropriately sized pieces of food that they can pick up and eat on their own, promoting self-feeding and independence. This method is believed to help babies develop their motor skills and learn to regulate their food intake.

Posted in: Alimentación

**Baby Led Weaning** is the term in English used to refer to on-demand complementary feeding. It is defined as the way to introduce solid foods into a baby's diet during the first year, guided by the baby themselves, allowing them to handle food with their hands and bring it to their mouth.

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Solid foods for babies

Posted in: Consejos

The most common time for this introduction is between 4 and 6 months of age for the little ones.

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