when should my baby start drinkin baby orange juice?

Answer 1

Im a nutritionist

you have to wait until at least 6 months (just like all other food) but there is no reason to start giving it then
you should never give juice in a bottle (this includes any cup with a valve!!)
you have to dilute juce 1:1 or more
never give an infant more than 4 oz (150ml) of juice
water is a better drink for your baby (again after 6 months)
feeding them fruit is better than fruit juice (even 100% juice)

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

Well from my experience with three children it is best to start giving your baby orange juice when he/she is 6 months with a LITTLE water at first. Maybe an ounce or an ounce and a half. The water will dilute some of the acid that the oranges have.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

I did not give my children juice until they were 12 months old and then very very little since they need the nutrients they get in formula and whole milk for their developing brains and bodies.
I do not recommend orange juice due to it's acidity. Both of my children got diaper rashes when they encountered any citrus. I found this out with the first one when she had a couples of wedges of orange. It was very painful for her and took awhile to go away.

Answer 7

Most pediatricians say no citrus until at least 6 months.

And too much juice is bad for babies.

My pediatrician says no more than 4 oz a day, and it's even better if you give a baby half juice, half water.

Their primary fluids should be breast milk/formula and water.

Answer 8

Never. Citrus is relatively allergenic. And juice really isn't good for anyone--baby or adult. It may have little of the nutrition of the fruit it came from (depending of length and conditions of storage, but it will fill her/him up so that she/he isn't hungry for nutritious food. Until a baby is ready to start solids (usually between 6 and 12 months), she/he doesn't need anything other than breastfeeding. And once they do start drinking, water is best anyway. Lastly, so-called "baby foods" are overpriced and less tasty and nutritious than real food!! Don't bother.

Answer 9

After a year, and when they can drink from a cup. It is not good to put Orange Juice in a sippy cup or bottle.

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