Supplementary Tofu and Shrimp Cakes Over 9 Months Old
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Difficulty
Easy
Time
30m
Serving
2
At around 8 months, the child has gradually adapted to the roughness of the complementary food, and the chewing ability has been further improved. At this time, we should make more finger foods for the child, which not only increases the pleasure of eating, but also exercises the chewing ability.
The golden period of 7-12 months of chewing training must be grasped well.
Delaying the introduction of solid foods can easily cause many undesirable consequences.
1. It affects chewing ability, and can not get exercise after long-term eating muddy food.
2. It is easy to cause malnutrition, and the intake of food is very limited, which may cause the lack of certain nutrients and affect growth and development.
3. Affect the development of healthy eating habits, partial eclipse or eating problems at that time, such as not eating hard things, like drinking porridge, etc.
4. It affects the development of chewing ability. If the mouth muscles are not exercised, it will affect the pronunciation and language development.
The purpose of talking about this is not to cause you panic, but to hope that you realize the importance of exercising chewing ability. In fact, children have great potential as long as you give them a little exercise. It will definitely be okay to deal with food.
This shrimp cake is very soft and tender, and it can be easily crushed with gums without teeth for eight or nine months.
So don’t think that the child will always give the child mushy food without teething. It doesn’t matter whether the teething day or night is normal. They don’t rely on the teeth but on the crush of the gums and the cooperation of the tongue to process food. It’s normal for your child to vomit when eating. If it’s not serious, just continue to practice. If you keep vomiting to see if the food is too hard, the child may not be able to handle it, then adjust the softness and hardness of the food appropriately and proceed step by step. Children can quickly adapt to the exercise. Don’t change the food to squishy immediately because the child vomits. This deprives the child of the opportunity to exercise. If the chewing period is missed, it will be more difficult to improve afterwards. There is a little trick, don’t give your child a lot of food at once, but give it a little bit, and then give it after you have eaten it. Give those who don't like food first, and those who like food later.
The golden period of 7-12 months of chewing training must be grasped well.
Delaying the introduction of solid foods can easily cause many undesirable consequences.
1. It affects chewing ability, and can not get exercise after long-term eating muddy food.
2. It is easy to cause malnutrition, and the intake of food is very limited, which may cause the lack of certain nutrients and affect growth and development.
3. Affect the development of healthy eating habits, partial eclipse or eating problems at that time, such as not eating hard things, like drinking porridge, etc.
4. It affects the development of chewing ability. If the mouth muscles are not exercised, it will affect the pronunciation and language development.
The purpose of talking about this is not to cause you panic, but to hope that you realize the importance of exercising chewing ability. In fact, children have great potential as long as you give them a little exercise. It will definitely be okay to deal with food.
This shrimp cake is very soft and tender, and it can be easily crushed with gums without teeth for eight or nine months.
So don’t think that the child will always give the child mushy food without teething. It doesn’t matter whether the teething day or night is normal. They don’t rely on the teeth but on the crush of the gums and the cooperation of the tongue to process food. It’s normal for your child to vomit when eating. If it’s not serious, just continue to practice. If you keep vomiting to see if the food is too hard, the child may not be able to handle it, then adjust the softness and hardness of the food appropriately and proceed step by step. Children can quickly adapt to the exercise. Don’t change the food to squishy immediately because the child vomits. This deprives the child of the opportunity to exercise. If the chewing period is missed, it will be more difficult to improve afterwards. There is a little trick, don’t give your child a lot of food at once, but give it a little bit, and then give it after you have eaten it. Give those who don't like food first, and those who like food later.
