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At what month can i give my baby water out of a bottle?
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6 months: You can start introducing sips of water around 6 months. Any earlier than that, you worry about disrupting the delicate electrolyte balances in newborns. By the time they're a year, let them have as much as they want. When they're toddlers and they're thirsty, give them water instead of juice.
Answered 12/9/2013
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