True, there's a long way to go before he eats what you're having for dinner, but for now he can have something besides breast milk or formula. Actually, none of these should be a baby's first bite of food. Plan menus for your baby according to age appropriateness. In a short time your child will be able to enjoy many different foods. This early planning sets up good eating habits that will last a lifetime.
Most pediatricians recommend it as a first food because it is easily tolerated by babies.
Its binding quality allows it to be combined with the fruits and vegetables you will later serve. Make sure you have everything ready when it's time for the big moment. You'll want the baby to see you and be certain he is content. Make sure the baby has on a comfortable bib, as more food may come out than goes in. A special bowl and spoon are recommended exclusively for your child.