 
                                                                                                    21/10/2025
                                            Starting solids can be such a fun and exciting time!
But did you know that new foods can sometimes affect your baby’s sleep?
Many babies are starting solids around 6 months of age. Until then, your baby has only had breastmilk or formula as their source of nutrition.
When we introduce new foods, it can sometimes make their tummy feel a bit different. 
Not only that but the addition of fibre can change the consistency of your little one’s poos.
Allergens can also cause discomfort & reactions in some children. 
Now that we break it down we can see how new foods can cause new & unusual feelings in our little one’s tummies, which can sometimes affect their sleep. 
To help avoid major tummy issues or sleep disruptions:
Introduce one new food at a time to start with.
Do this in middle of the day so it doesn’t disrupt their night sleep.
Maintain good milk feeds & offer water with meals to help prevent constipation.
And of course monitor your little one for any reactions & consult with your doctor if required.
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