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Rubbed on their skin to check for a reaction

Use a rolled-up towel to support them in position

Feed them while reclined in your arms instead

Wait a little longer — this could be a sign that your baby isn’t quite ready for solids yet.

Re-introduce the food tomorrow to see if the reaction becomes any worse

Try changing the texture of the food or how it's served.

Keep offering the same food over and over again.

It can make gagging become a learned behaviour.

It may teach your baby to avoid trying new foods altogether.

It strengthens their gag reflex and helps prevent choking in the future.

Cut foods into small, bite-sized pieces to make it easier for babies to chew.

Cut foods into big pieces that are difficult to swallow whole.

Serve foods that are pureed to avoid any risk of choking.