Is there any phone number of the organisers of the Health Screening Program at RCCG Olive Tree branch we can call?

Hello, it is best to introduce one new food at a time (every 3 days) to help detect allergy and intolerance.
Your child's major nutrition needs now is VitA, Iron, Calcium, protein...

Like you want to, you may start with fermented sorghum (Aka Guinea Corn) cereal -Oka baba.

First you hand pick the grains,
soak for 2 days,
then you wet mill (industrial milling machine, not home blenders),
you sieve out chaff using the local sieving cloth available at all open markets,
Then you pour your sieved mixture into the cloth and place something heavy to force out excess water.
What you've got left is your Ogi/Oka-baba.

You may add soya (requires soaking & cooking before milling) later, then ginger/Dry Fish, Cray Fish but ask your PED before introducing seafood... New scientific evidence advise early introduction of seafood.

Other food purees you may try and then combine later:
Sweet potato, Avocado, egg yolk, Oats, Ewedu, liver, Peas, beans, carrots...

Before you start feeding your child, ensure you can answer Yes to the following questions.
1. Can the child sit without support?
2. Has the child doubled her birth weight?
3. Is the child's neck is stable?
4. Has the child shown interest in food?

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