Vegetables: 1-2 jars of pureed vegetables or ½ to 1 cup daily.

Baby can have 1-2 jars of pureed fruit a day, or finely chopped, peeled soft fruit wedges, including bananas, peaches, pears, and apples.

Fruit and fruit juices: OK to serve citrus and tomato juice now, but don't let juice replace fruit.

Breads: Toast, bagel, or crackers for teething, if desired.

Iron-fortified infant cereals, or plain hot cereals: About ¼ to ½ cup a day, but this will vary.

Iron-fortified infant formula: 16-32 ounces daily.Breast milk: Feed on demand, usually about 3-4 feedings daily, or.Give ½ to 1 jar baby food vegetables, or ¼ to ½ cup per day. Start with mild-tasting vegetables such as green beans, peas, or squash. Dark yellow, dark green, or orange, but no corn. Vegetables: Strained or mashed, cooked vegetables.Fruit and fruit juices: Pureed, strained, or mashed fruits, such as bananas and applesauce: 1 jar or ½ cup a day, split into 2-3 feedings.Iron-fortified infant cereals: Mix 3-9 tablespoons infant cereal with formula, water, or breast milk in two or more feedings daily.Iron-fortified infant formula: 24-32 ounces daily.Breast milk: Feed on demand, usually about 4-5 times daily, or.

It's OK to offer small amounts of pureed fruits to baby now, too. Fruit and fruit juices: None needed, but you may mix 100 percent fruit juice with infant cereal in place of formula or breast milk.Iron-fortified infant cereal: Mix 2-3 teaspoons rice cereal (to begin with) or barley cereal with formula, water, or breast milk to create a semisolid consistency.Iron-fortified infant formula: 24-40 ounces daily, or more as needed.Breast milk: Feed on demand, usually about 4-7 times daily, or.

Read Food Allergy and Intolerance, for more information before you begin feeding baby solid foods. Note: If allergies run in your family, you must delay the introduction of certain foods to baby. Don't worry if your baby is eating more or less than the suggested amounts as long as your pediatrician says he is growing properly. Here are some guidelines to help you month by month. It's not always easy to know what to feed a growing infant.

24 oz infant cereal