For the formation of blood iron is essential, if we had this mineral deficiency anemia occurs. At birth, babies have accumulated reserves of iron from their mothers after birth receive iron from milk and eat after 6 months will also receive solid foods.
After 6 months the baby gains its requirements for minerals and vitamins, so it can not be completed solely by breast milk, but it is not necessary to give supplements but should be provided by complementary foods.
To ensure the much needed calcium intake for bone formation, among other things, the baby’s diet should include milk and yogurt and other dairy products rich in calcium. Only when the fluoride content of water is less than 0.3 mg/L is recommended fluoride supplement (0.25 mg/day) after 6 months of age.