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obarila sam je i zaledila, tako da imamo i za dalje.
najviše voli danone Activia onaj u čaši ili Sensia. Nekada ga pojede samog bez ičega, a nekada mu ga dam uz ručak.
mada je pojeo sam dva zalogajčića.




može li neki drugi sir? recimo abc?
nadam se dqa ću odogovor dobiti prije ručka....

Totalno sam zbunjena 


Many parents wonder about adding salt to their baby's food. In fact, many parents want to add salt to baby's food to give the food more flavor and to hopefully tempt baby into eating the baby food. It would seem that in such small amounts, adding a bit of salt to baby food would not be harmful.
The truth is, adding salt to baby food may be dangerous. Not only is adding salt to baby food possibly dangerous, it is just not necessary.
Many parents have chosen to make homemade baby food so that they will have control over the ingredients their babies are eating. It is the lack of fillers, salt and other additives that often sways parents into making baby food. Your baby has a clean palate and does not know that foods may taste better if salted. Why start adding salt and forming a "dependancy" on it? You don't want your baby to rely on salt to help her eat foods. Keeping high amounts of sodium out of baby's diet is important. Added salt in baby food may lead to a series of health issues including high blood pressure and kidney failure.















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