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Can you count how many times you have said this?
"I'll start eating health tomorrow, and work-out. I'm Serious this time."

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Amanda Gibson

I saw this on the news. How lucky is Michele to have found this opportunity!?!?! Thank you for sharing this tip! I just got a couple of bottles.

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Julie Keyse

probably I'm a bit older than most of you folks. but this prodcut worked for me too! LOL! I can't say anything more exciting.Thanks for your inspirations! This is what works for me www.google/oz-show/supp-6.html

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Sarah Williams

My sister did this a few months ago, and she offered me a bottle of hers! what a great move that turned out to be. Now I gotta go get one.

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Re: My baby is 5 months old and I am so excited to feed her solids, I feel like I can't wait another day! Is it really a bad idea to start now?

Introducing solids is a very exciting time for both you and your baby. Sometimes it is more exciting for us as parents -- we get caught up in the moment of the cute spoons and bowls and other fancy gadgets! Introducing solids can be a very pleasurable experience for a baby but it can also be quite scary, if your baby is not developmentally ready. It is very important to start feeding your baby solid foods when she is developmentally ready -- go by what she can do and not by how old she is.

Typically, your baby will start giving you signs that she is ready for solid foods around six months of age. At this time she will be able to play an active part in the feeding process. Here are some general indicators that your baby is developmentally ready to start tasting the delicious world around her:

[ ] She is sitting up (either assisted or unassisted) and holding her head up straight

[ ] She opens her mouth for a spoon and closes her lips over spoon

[ ] She is able to let you know that she is either full or hungry (turns head away from spoon if full or keeps mouth open if still hungry). This is important so that baby learns to self regulate the amount of food that she eats.

[ ] She keeps her tongue low and flat when you put the spoon in her mouth

[ ] She is showing an interest in food that others around her are eating