This video, featuring experts such as Liliana Lima , Hélder Fernandes , Joana Cordeiro , Cláudia Figueiras , Mariana Coelho Silva , and Inês Rocha , covers in detail the process of introducing solid foods to babies from birth to 12 months. Topics discussed include:

🔎 Main Topics Covered:

1. Breastfeeding :

   • Correct grip and positioning techniques.
   • Management of common difficulties, including pain and wounds.
   • Relevance of ergonomic babywearing for greater comfort during breastfeeding.
   • Evaluation of the tongue frenulum and importance of osteopathy consultations.

2. Baby Development :

   • Mobility, primitive reflexes and motor coordination.
   • Reflux versus pouch — how to identify and treat.
   • Prevention of cranial deformities, such as plagiocephaly.

3. Babywearing :

   • Advantages of different types of baby carriers (woven cloth, elastic, ring sling, mei tai, ergonomic backpack).
   • Benefits for spine and hip development.
   • Tips to ensure safety and comfort when babywearing.
   • Importance of knee-to-knee support and clear airways.

4. Speech Therapy :

   • Evaluation and treatment of submucosal frenulum and tongue tie.
   • Importance of early interventions to prevent difficulties in speech and feeding.

5. Food Introduction :

   • Exclusive breastfeeding up to 6 months and signs of readiness for the introduction of solid foods.
   • Difference between traditional method and BLW (Baby Led Weaning).
   • Importance of creating a calm environment and respecting the baby's rhythm.
   • Management of food allergies and gradual introduction of potentially allergenic foods.

6. Cognitive and Language Stimulation :

   • Eating as a form of motor and sensory development.
   • Role of interaction and eye contact in promoting language and communication.

7. Accessories and Best Practices :

   • Choosing suitable bottles, pacifiers and cups.
   • Importance of correct alignment in the highchair.
   • Exploration of textures and allergy signs.
     

Format: Multiple videos, in part or complete.