Sometimes we think, "My baby eats well, so I think everything is fine." But here’s something important to consider just because a baby is eating doesn't always mean they’re getting the right nutrients or enough variety to support proper growth and development.
Babies don’t show immediate signs if something is lacking. Many nutritional gaps show up later — in low immunity, poor weight gain, fussiness with food, or picky eating habits as they grow older.
That’s why having a structured meal plan is so valuable. It ensures:
- Balanced nutrition across the day and week
- Right portions according to age and development
- Proper introduction of textures and variety
- A strong foundation for healthy eating habits in toddlerhood
It's not about just feeding; it's about feeding right — and that makes a big difference in your baby’s long-term health and relationship with food.