"A baby's digestive system is not thought to be well prepared to process cereal until about 6 months of age," the AAP says on its website. "When he is old enough to digest cereal, he should also ...

In some cases, the prepared baby foods had lower levels of heavy metals ... Avoid. Crisped rice cereal, rice puffs, rice cakes, and brown rice. (For brown rice, you can serve it occasionally ...

Arsenic was found in 68% store-bought baby food and 72% of family food either purchased or prepared at home ... followed by crisped rice cereal, rice-based puffs and brown rice.

Dry rice cereal is often one of the first foods ... Beans, eggs and soft meat in traditional baby food or prepared at home are low-metal forms of protein, the report says. Serving a wide variety ...

Prior to this announcement, the FDA had only set limits for heavy metals in one baby food — infant rice cereal ... % of family food either purchased or prepared at home. The best way to lessen ...

For years, many new parents have started their babies out on solid foods by adding rice cereal to their baby’s bottle. However, new research has provided several reasons why parents should avoid ...

“A baby’s digestive system is not thought to be well prepared to process cereal until about 6 months of age,” the AAP says on its website. “When he is old enough to digest cereal, he ...