Health PromotionQuestion 37 of 120
The nurse is teaching parents about infant nutrition. When is it generally appropriate to introduce solid foods?
a.Around 6 months of age
b.At 2 months of age
c.At 12 months of age
d.As soon as the newborn shows hunger cues
Explanation
Solid foods are typically introduced around 6 months, when the infant can sit with support and has lost the tongue-thrust reflex. Earlier introduction increases the risk of choking and allergies.
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