My son is 6 months old. I haven't given him juices and don't plan to introduce them yet. Why so earl…

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My son is 6 months old. I haven't given him juices and don't plan to introduce them yet. Why so early? But today I noticed that the labels say "from 4 months", "from 5 months", etc. So, does that mean it's okay?
I was setting something up on my daughter's phone last night, and I saw a message in the notificatio…
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Ruzanna
You can, but should you... that's up to the parent!)
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Olya
From six months, you can basically give everything in moderation…
except for very specific foods, of course. I mean, you wouldn't think of feeding a one-year-old mushrooms, chili peppers, or introducing them to vinegar…

And juice is basically fruit puree, just without the pulp.
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Gasanova Aygyun
Well, you can, but you're taking on all the responsibility and the decision is yours. My oldest still doesn't drink and hasn't even asked for it.
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Valyushka
I didn't give it that early, but to each their own
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Anita
who knows what they write on the packaging, and I didn't give it
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Kristina
I'm against it too. I usually start giving sugar-free compotes closer to a year old
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Yuliya
I wouldn't even think about giving store-bought formula, you can write anything on the packaging.
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Efremova Evgeniya
The recommended age is written. The feeding schedules are developed by the nutrition institute, so it's okay. Mine drank from 4 months old, and everything was fine. I don't know why everyone is so scared.
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anzhelika
I don't give it, my baby is 7 months old
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