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Introducing Baby to Solids  Mom helps toddler eat  Wouldn't it
be nice if babies came with an instruction manual? One of the
most helpful chapters would be the "What to Feed Me" chapter.
First, there are the nagging questions, such as: Is he getting
enough to eat? Is he getting too much? Plus, you have so many
choices, and that brings the added stress of making the right
decisions for your child's nutrition. Here's an easy-to-
understand, user-friendly guide to help make feeding time more
fun for you and your baby.  Drink Up! (0 to 6 Months)  For the
first 4 to 6 months of your baby's life, the only nutrition she
needs is breast milk or formula. During the first month or so, a
baby will need to eat "on demand." This means that instead of
trying to force a set feeding schedule, it's better to feed her
whenever she gets hungry. It may be an hour after the last
feeding began, or three hours, b