Today's shrimp is particularly soft and suitable for babies overfed by mud to solid foods, all for 8-24 months. As the baby's teeth are getting better and its chewing is becoming more demanding, it is particularly boring to eat this tender, soft shrimp. The addition of supplementary food to the third month, or eight months, is essential not only for food but also for the development of the later language, but also for opening the mouth to speak. The gold period for chewing is eight to nine months, with each baby being different and even extended to 10 months, usually the third month of supplementary feeding. If the baby is not given the exercise it deserves during this period, if it is missed, it does not chew food, does not know how to chew it and does not adapt to hard food. Monthly reference age: 8-24 months
