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Thu, 20 Nov 1997 22:41:00 +0000
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Late introduction of solids
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Having recieved 2 e mails about my previous post on the introduction
of solids, I think I have been misinterpreted.  I am not actually
asking when to commence solids "normally", I am trying to find out
what happens if a baby refused solids, or hardly any solids, at what
age do you start panicing?  I have heard of babys being exclusively
breastfed for 8 months and one case of a child of 13 months, how long
would it be healthy for the child to exclusively recieve breastmilk?
Hope that clarifies my initial post.  Thanks to the 2 people who
replied before, hope to hear from you again now!
Val in Busselton, Western Australia
RN RM IBCLC

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