Q1: What is the difference between large and small filters? How can I distinguish?
A1: there are more large filled food, and the plane shape is in the shape of a ball; Small filled food is relatively less, and the plane shape is cylindrical. Under normal circumstances, the large size is suitable for babies over 6 months old, and the small size is suitable for babies over 4 months old. Due to the influence of various factors such as the baby's body shape, mouth shape, absorption of complementary foods, etc, the choice of size depends on the specific situation of the baby.

Q2: How much food can I hold?
A2: The small size silicone filter can hold one grapes, and the large size can add two. This is the description of users who have used the bite Guole, which varies depending on the variety of food.

Q3: Do you need to cut the food into pieces and put it in?
A3: there is no need to break the food too much. Cut it into small pieces and put it in silicone filter. It is too thin and too broken, which is not conducive to the baby's chewing.

Q4: How can the color change after using silicone filter several times?
A4: Because silicone filter is made of silica gel, after several times of use, the juice of food easily penetrates into the net. At this time, it does not affect the reuse, but only affects the appearance, it is recommended to replace silicone filter once every 1 to 2 months. In addition, parents should use different happy bite when feeding different fruits, vegetarian foods and meat to avoid odor.

1. The baby's lips are born with the ability to find and suck, but the completion of chewing action requires the coordinated movement of tongue, mouth, cheek muscles and teeth, which must pass through the mouth, the throat can only be obtained through repeated stimulation and continuous training.
2.4~6 months is the initial stage for babies to learn chewing and swallowing. This stage is more suitable for adding muddy food. Starting from 4 months, small spoons can be used to feed the baby semi-liquid food, such as rice cereal, egg yolk mud, etc.
3. The baby starts to grow teeth around 6 months old. From this period, the mother can provide the baby with some food to chew to cultivate the baby's chewing ability and promote the germination of teeth. Parents make a good example in their daily life, and often demonstrate chewing movements to the baby by taking advantage of the characteristics that the baby loves to imitate.
4. Exercise your baby's chewing ability has many benefits:
a is conducive to the development of gastrointestinal function.
B is conducive to the secretion of saliva glands, allowing saliva and food to be fully mixed to promote appetite.
c make the food finely ground, promote digestion, and benefit the absorption of nutrients.
d is helpful for tooth development and growth, and the grown teeth are arranged more neatly and beautiful.
e is beneficial to the development of the bones and muscles of the head and face, accelerates the blood circulation of the head, increases the blood flow of the brain, and enables the brain cells to obtain more oxygen and nutrients.
f adequate chewing can train the coordination and flexibility of muscles of corresponding organs such as oral cavity, tongue and lips, and improve the clarity of baby's pronunciation.
5. The taste of the baby is cultivated by adults. Some people may not accept what they used to eating when they were young. Therefore, the cultivation of the baby's habit of loving vegetables should start from adding complementary foods. If the baby has less snacks and vegetables and prefers to eat meat, it may not be easy to accept vegetables when he grows up. At this time, mom and dad will spend more time.
6. Due to the dietary habits of Chinese residents and their worries that meat food is difficult to digest, many parents only feed a small amount of meat food to their babies every day. At present, the nutritional deficiency of children in our country is mainly micronutrient deficiency, such as iron deficiency anemia, rickets, zinc deficiency and vitamin A deficiency, which are all related to too little intake of meat food, because iron, zinc, the content of calcium and various vitamins is more than ten times or more than that in grain, and its bioavailability is obviously higher than that of plant food, therefore, the intake of meat food in children's diet must be guaranteed. The guidelines for infant feeding issued by the World Health Organization and the United Nations Children's Fund recommend that babies should gradually add meat food every day after 6 months.