Age of weaning?

Question

At what age are/have you weaned to baby rice, bananas ect?... 
In the UK the recommended age for waening to solid foods is 6 months. I very much feel like every baby is different and mummys know their baby best, so I just wanted to see what others are doing in this area.
(Ps in the last few years, as I know things were 'differnt back in the day' my mum keeps saying I was on solid food at 12 weeks and 'it never done me any harm' 🙄)

Thanks for your input

Answer

My son is 6 months and he's just starting to eat on a regular basis. His pediatrician said we could offer food at 4 months since he seemed ready, but he didn't want it so I didn't press it. In the last couple weeks he's really been interested in eating so he gets a few spoonfuls in the evening. So far he loves apple, peas and prunes!

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"Mummy knows best" no. You can't see your babies insides and see if their gut is still open, it's 6 months for a reason not just for a laugh

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In the US is recommended at 4-6 months depending on the individual child's readiness.

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My little started at 4 months because he was nursing constantly and still seemed hungry. He'd also try to eat our food, and wasn't gaining enough weight. Now he's 15 months and though he's still nursing a lot, he also eats a lot and is 24 pounds now, He was over 9 at birth.

Age of weaning?

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