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azncindy619

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One major consideration in deciding when to add solid foods to the diet of an infant is _____.
 a. the infant's food preferences
 b. how much the infant cries in protest
 c. the need to let allergic reactions take their course
 d. the infant's physical readiness to handle different forms of food
  e. the type of milk the infant is consuming

Question 2

A good age to introduce solid foods to infants is _____.
 a. one to two weeks
 b. two to three months
  c. four to six months
 d. one year
 e. two years



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

c





 

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