Diana Kroes is dietician at Joannusmolen and is responsible for the dietetic foundation of the Biobim baby products. Like no one else, Diana knows how it is to raise your baby with healthy organic food. In 2006, Diana namely became a mother of a healthy boy herself, and can now speak from personal experience!

Cosily together at the table
Posted okt 7, 2009

If your baby is born, it is such a happy moment, a time full of mysterious moments and developments has dawned. A whole new life for you and your baby - needless to say that many questions arise.
 
Food is such an important moment of the day. During the first months, you are busy every few hours with feeding your baby and yourself. Without doubt, questions will arise in this regard. Breastfeeding is the very best for your baby - but how are you going to feed the baby and when? For example: when is my baby hungry? Once you have the answers to all your questions, the baby already almost announces the next moment…
 
During the first six months, your baby will have sufficient food by breastfeeding or bottle-feeding, but in the end he or she will still try to grab your food. In the beginning, this is sheer curiosity. He sees you are enjoying the food, and after all dad and mum are huge examples. But it won’t be long before your baby will put the food that he gets hold on into his mouth. Your baby likes to discover and explore with his little mouth.
 
Between four and six months, you may start with supplementary feeding. As of four months’ age, it is not necessary, but merely becoming introduced to and acquainted with something completely new. Your baby will receive its first fruit or vegetable snack or cerealsa (for example Biobim Baby). You can imagine what a huge step it must be once your baby starts to eat solid food. This is a nice moment for you and your baby. Eating becomes a social event ever more. Cosily eating together at the table, at which you have to pay close attention to what you are eating.

Parents always want the best for their little child. And still, often it turns out to be difficult to set the correct example. The campaign “Eat the correct example” of the Nutrition Centre helps parents a good deal along. Eat the correct example and your baby will in no time follow suit with what is on the table!