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Creating CFBs requires careful [[consideration]] of the [[nutrients]] that a child needs, as well as the [[consistency and texture of the food]]. For example, the first CFBs should be [[smooth]] and have a thin [[consistency]], gradually increasing in texture as the [[child grows]]. | Creating CFBs requires careful [[consideration]] of the [[nutrients]] that a child needs, as well as the [[consistency and texture of the food]]. For example, the first CFBs should be [[smooth]] and have a thin [[consistency]], gradually increasing in texture as the [[child grows]]. | ||
== | ==Creating CFBs, It Is Important to Consider The Following Nutrients== | ||
*[[Iron]]: Iron is essential for [[healthy brain]] development and the prevention of [[anemia]]. Good sources of iron include [[fortified cereals, meats, and beans]]. | *[[Iron]]: Iron is essential for [[healthy brain]] development and the prevention of [[anemia]]. Good sources of iron include [[fortified cereals, meats, and beans]]. | ||
*[[Protein]]: Protein is important for [[growth and development]], and can be found in [[meats, dairy products, and legumes]]. | *[[Protein]]: Protein is important for [[growth and development]], and can be found in [[meats, dairy products, and legumes]]. |