Small amounts of water can usually be introduced around six months when solid foods begin. Water complements breastmilk or formula but does not replace them, as milk remains the primary source of nutrition during infancy. Avoid sugary drinks or juices. Quantities should stay modest and offered in an open cup when possible. If you’re unsure about appropriate volumes, more personalized direction can provide clarity.
This depends on...
Your child's developmental milestones
Medical history and any special considerations
Current feeding method (breast milk or formula)
Family history of allergies
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