Balanced Nutrition for Older Babies, 9 to 24 months
Now that your older baby is eating more table food, it can be hard to tell if she is getting enough nutrition. Data from a food survey* has shown that many older babies aren't getting the recommended amount† of key nutrients necessary for strong growth.
20 percent of older babies aren't getting the recommended amount of calcium.
26 percent aren't getting enough iron.
More than 75% aren't getting enough vitamin E.
Similac Go & Grow Helps Bridge the Nutritional Gaps
As an addition to your older baby's diet of table food and milk, Similac Go & Grow can help ensure your baby is getting the nutrition she needs. And it’s kosher.
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Powder Formula
Just add Powder formula to water and mix.
Milk-based Formula
Soy Formula
Avoid giving cow's milk until after your baby's first year.
You can give your baby egg yolks, but not whites or whole eggs until after her first birthday.
If your older baby has developed chewing and swallowing reflexes, feed her pureed or chunkier solids and small, soft bits of easily gummed table foods.
Keeping your baby's diet both exciting and nutritious is an important job. Our simple smoothie recipes can help make your job a little bit easier. Click here to download them now!
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