A five and a half month old baby can eat one banana per day, but the amount should be monitored to avoid overeating and potential diarrhea.

Offer dietary advice for a four-and-a-half-month-old baby

For a four-month-old baby, it’s advisable to consume enough milk before bedtime rather than rice porridge, as they have a higher demand for milk. If you’re concerned about insufficient milk intake, consider giving formula milk before bedtime, as it is more filling and aids in the baby’s growth and development during the night.

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For a nine-month-old baby, the amount of eggs should be gradually increased from a small quantity, starting with a quarter of an egg, and can be increased gradually if there are no allergic reactions. Generally, steamed eggs may be more suitable for babies, and they should not be overcooked. A little sesame oil and a pinch of salt can be added after steaming. Picky eating and lack of appetite in babies may be due to zinc deficiency. It is recommended to supplement zinc-rich foods such as egg yolks and seafood, and consider giving the baby health supplements containing zinc and selenium.

Nine-month-old babies can eat chives, but they should be cooked and not consumed in excess to prevent indigestion.

A seven-month-old baby can start trying cooked shrimp, but precautions should be taken to observe for any allergic reactions and to gradually increase the amount from a small portion.

An 8-month-old baby is not suitable for drinking cow’s milk as their bodies have not yet matured. The preferred choice for artificial feeding should be formula milk specifically designed for them, which has a more optimal nutritional structure than fresh milk or regular milk powder .

Discuss the appropriateness of an 8-month-old baby drinking soy milk and mixing it with formula, and inquire about the safety of storing soy milk in a thermos.

Children under two years old should avoid consuming too much fat to prevent diarrhea. If you need to give your child butter, choose pure, natural butter without any additives, and avoid giving artificial butter containing chemicals.