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My daughters pediatrician gave her an okay to start eating baby food at 4 months old well today we decided to try some and didn't even realize it was stage 2 and was just wondering if there is a difference in stage one and two or if i should worry ?
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It depends: What is in the stage 2 food that you bought. You could return them if you still have the receipts or you could make sure there is no chunk that could be aspirated by your baby. If the expiry date is not long you could keep it or you may put back in the blender to make it smoother.
Answered 5/17/2020
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