What age can you put cereal in with bottle?

Here's why:

* Choking Hazard: Cereal can easily clump together and become a choking hazard for babies.

* Nutritional Inadequacy: Cereal does not provide all the nutrients a baby needs, especially in the early months.

* Dental Issues: Cereal can stick to a baby's teeth and contribute to tooth decay.

* Digestive Issues: Cereal can be difficult for babies to digest and may cause constipation or other digestive problems.

Instead of adding cereal to a bottle, you can:

* Introduce solid foods when your baby is developmentally ready (usually around 4-6 months). Start with pureed foods and gradually introduce different textures and flavors.

* Offer formula or breast milk in a bottle as the primary source of nutrition for your baby.

Always consult with your pediatrician for personalized advice on feeding your baby.