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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You know, in a child's mouth, there are these little hard white things protruding from the gums. They aren't gum ornaments, they are a sign it is time to introduce solid foods. Once a child has a few molars it is time for the crunchy stuff. . Perhaps you want to keep breastfeeding "jaws" --go right on, sistah, but solids start when the molars are strong and visible.[/quote] This is total BS! My child had absolutely no teeth until 14 months as was eating table food at 10 months. They don't need teeth to eat real food. BTW, would you introduce solids to a newborn? You know that some are born with teeth already, right? Presence or absence of teeth is no sign of readiness to solid foods. [/quote]
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