It is common for babies to go through a growth spurt around the age of 3 months, during which they may want to drink more milk than usual. While most sources suggest introducing solid foods around 6 months of age, it is not recommended to do so before 4 months because the baby's digestive system, neck muscles, and swallowing reflexes may not be fully developed. It is important to consult reliable resources for information on infant feeding.
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