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Baby‑Led Weaning is a comprehensive, evidence‑based manual for parents wanting to replace spoon‑feeding purees with self‑feeding methods. The book outlines how infants can naturally explore taste, texture, colour, and smell, encouraging confidence and hand‑eye coordination. It offers practical advice for getting started, what to expect, and how to create a safe, enjoyable feeding environment that allows babies to determine how much, when, and what they eat. By emphasising natural skills and instincts, the guide shows parents how to grow up happy, confident eaters without the stress of traditional weaning spoons.
First publish date: 2008
Genre: Health & Medicine/Nutrition & Diet
Authors: Gill Rapley
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