It's generally best to begin introducing solid foods to a baby at six months, but did you know there are clues to look for? In this video, birth doula and childbirth educator Bianca Sprague describes some of the surefire signs your baby is ready to graduate to solids. Baby clothes supplied by <a href="http://www.cartersoshkosh.ca/" target="_blank">Carter’s|OshKosh</a>; supplies &amp; props supplied by <a href="http://www.momstobeandmore.com/" target="_blank">Moms to be...and More</a>; special thanks to baby expert Bianca Sprague of <a href="http://bebomia.com/" target="_blank">Bebo Mia</a>.

It's generally best to begin introducing solid foods to a baby at six months, but did you know there are clues to look for? In this video, birth doula and childbirth educator Bianca Sprague describes some of the surefire signs your baby is ready to graduate to solids.

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