Starting purées

My son is 4 months I know I’m starting early but I got the ok at 3 months to start by his pediatrician because he has passed all of the milestones needed to eat I’m just wondering if anyone else has started purées yet and how it’s going my son wants them every meal now I just feel like 7 oz of milk and one 3oz pouch is a lot for him to eat but he’s ate a lot since he was born I don’t know lol please don’t come on here telling me I shouldn’t my sons not ready because every baby is different my son is sitting on his own using the spoon on his own holding his own bottle he’s advanced lol

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I would do a bit more research. Its less about like physicaly readiness and more about their stomachs. And the latest research really just suggests the only benefit for starting early is for common allergens.
Food at this age is just exploring flavours and textures and to get through the allergens.
He needs to rely on BM or formula for his nutrition and filling until around a year...so as long as hes not filling up on purees then youre probably fine.

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What is the reason to give him food at 4 months,bcz at that age milk or formula is more than enough.
What milestones did your baby pass I’m just curious to know.
Was he born as a bigger than average baby as well.Just curious!

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Yeah typically its like 2-3 tbsp max per day but you do you. Everywhere gives different recommendations

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