In most cases, breast milk or formula can provide the nutrients your baby needs in the first four to six months. After 4 to 6 months of age, as the baby’s diet gradually changes from a full-liquid diet to a diet with more and more solid foods, he may or may not need additional nutritional supplements …
Newborns are rarely taken out to a sunbath, and his/her vitamin D supplementation can only be obtained from breast milk or formula. If the mother has higher vitamin D levels, her breastfed baby would receive higher vitamin D levels through the breast milk…
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