Weaning

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What is weaning?
Mixed feeding. Gradual introdiction of food to babies, and reduction of milk consumption.
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How many stages of weaning are there?
3.
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What does the Department of Health recommend regarding weaning?
To start it at 6 months.
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Why should you start weaning at 6 months?
After 6 months, milk alone cannot provide the correct amount of iron and other nutrients needed for growth and development.
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What is the earliest fro weaning?
It shouldn't be done before 17 weeks.
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Where can you discuss problems with weaning?
With the health visitor.
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How can you tell if a baby is ready to start weaning?
They: still seem hungry after milk feeds, start to wake up again in the night to be fed, demand more milk more often.
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What can wening too early cause?
Digestive problems, allergies, excess weight and fod refusal in the future, damage to kidneys.
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What should you do in Stage 1 of weaning?
Offer food 1 a day in small amounts after little milk, purée food with a blender/ mash with fork to remove lumps, introudce a variety of tastes, encourage babies with smiles and talking, serve food at same temp as milk, sterile equippment.
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What food shouldn't you give at Stage 1 of weaning?
Foods containing gluten.
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Why do you need to remove lumps from food?
They cannot be swallowed, chewed, or digested.
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What should you do if a baby refuses food?
Trya agin later or mix with a food you know they like.
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Examples of Stage 1 weaning fruit?
Bananas, apples, peaches, pears, mangos.
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Examples of Stage 1 weaning vegetables?
Potatoes, carrots, parsnips, yams, courgettes, sweet potatoes.
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Examples of Stage 1 weaning single-grain cereals?
Rice, sago, maize, millet, cornmeal, baby rice.
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What type of mashing should Stage 2 weaning be?
Less thorough or minced with lumps, increasing in size because the baby can chew even without teeth.
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What should you do in Stage 2 of weaning?
Introduce wheat based cereals and dairy products, offer finger foods, use a beaker to offer water, give a baby a spoon to try eat themselves.
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What are finger foods?
Foods that babies can eat on their own, with supervision, by holding them in their hands.
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Example of finger foods?
Sandwiches, toast, low-sugar rusks, pieces of apple, banana, pitta bread, carrot, celery, cubes of cheese, chapatti.
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What do hard finger foods promote?
Healthy teeth.
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Examples of Stage 2 weaning fruit?
Pineapple, kiwi fruit, oranges, plums.
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Examples of Stage 2 weaning proteins?
Meat, fish, eggs (hard-boiled), cheese, soya beans.
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Examples of Stage 2 weaning vegetables?
Pulse vegetables, cucumber, carrots, celery, cauliflower, broccoli.
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What food can babies eat at Stage 3 of weaning?
The same food as family, mashed or chopped if can;t be eaten with fingers, three times a day.
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What should you give between meals in Stage 3 weaning?
Healthy snacks and drinks.
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Why should you give snacks between meals in Stage 3 weaning?
As babies have small stomachs and use lost of energy.
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Why are babies more willing to try new flavous and textures in Stage 3 weaning?
They are often hungry?
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What happens as amount of solid food increases?
Milk decreases until only a bedtime feed is necessary.
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What happens after 12 months after weaning?
The milk feed if for comfort rather than nutrition and full fat milk can be given.
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