Health PromotionQuestion 40 of 120
A new mother asks about introducing solid foods. Which guidance is generally appropriate?
a.Start solids at birth
b.Introduce single-ingredient foods around 6 months
c.Give honey in the first month for energy
d.Begin with mixed foods to identify allergies faster
Explanation
Solid foods are typically introduced around 6 months, starting with single-ingredient foods a few days apart to monitor for allergies. Honey is avoided in the first year because of botulism risk. Introducing one food at a time helps identify reactions.
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