This is perfectly normal. Most children go through this.Feeding one's child is one of the biggest hurdles of parenthood. Here are some tips. Offer your son a wide variety to eat from which includes several different vegetables, many fruits, cereals, oats, yoghurt, cheese, fresh juices, soup, beans, lentils and milk. Prepare his dishes separately without oil, spices, and almost no salt and sugar. Ask him to select what he would like to eat from all these nutritious options. This way he is a part of the decision. Next, teach him how to eat with a spoon and to feed himself. Offer him fruits and cheese as snacks to eat on his own. Independence makes children more inclined to eat. Making eating an activity on its own. Do not allow him to watch TV or play while eating. Make him sit at the dinner table with the rest of the family, so that he knows there is a particular schedule to eat and then also will feel like a part of the family. Remember this is a passing phase. He will soon want to eat all different kinds of food as he grows older.

No...U can give rice water, dal water, fruit puree, vegetables puree etc......

Yolk only

It may varies in babies,it depends on your baby too...

Upto six months breastfeeding only recommended for babies...
As breast milk contains 75% of water...
No need to give water again...

Hi give it after 8 months

Hi give 2 times semisolid diet and rest of the times breastmilk or formula milk both, around 3 Oz per feed

Hi no, give this
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It is ok for now keep a check of his stools as seeds pass the way they cam in and if baby complaints about stomach then consult doc immediately

Hi you can mix any fruit like Apple, banana etc