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Is semolina/suji/rawa safe for 6months old baby as it contains sodium and gluten.
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Generally, yes: Most babies tolerate rice and gluten-based staples well after the age of six months. As a general rule, you should give 1-2 weeks between starting any new foods at a time. Pl. make sure you get the infant checked at appointment times with the pediatrician to monitor growth and other developmental milestones. Good luck!
Answered 1/10/2016
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