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Can baby eat salmon everyday?

Asked: Levi J. Sybesma, Last Updated:

Salmon is a low-mercury fish and it is good for your baby to eat up two to three times per week according to BabyCenter. Every baby becomes ready for solids at different stages so talk to your doctor before trying any solid or pureed food.

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