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      How to Start Weaning

      Weaning is another exciting milestone for you and your baby. The Department of Health recommend that weaning should start when your baby is around 6 months old. To begin with the amount your baby eats is less important than getting used to solid foods as they will continue to get most nutrients from milk. Read our useful articles for hints and tips on weaning your baby.

      How do I know my baby is ready?

      How do I know my baby is ready?

      Knowing when to start weaning can be a difficult decision. C&G baby club list the tell-tale weaning signs to help you spot when your baby is ready.

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      What is weaning?

      What is weaning?

      Information on what is weaning from C&G baby club. The importance of weaning & how it gradually teaches your baby to chew & swallow different foods.

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