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Nutrition Assessment for Infants and Toddlers
Because your baby was born early, or was very small at birth, he or she may not have had a chance to build up as much iron as needed for all the growing that your baby is doing now.
In addition to the vitamin D supplement, your doctor may recommend an iron supplement for your baby.
Click here for information about feeding your baby after six months of age.
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