Can a baby get sick if you only feed him bread?
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Bread is not suitable for a younger baby. A baby first needs breast milk or a suitable dairy food. Even later, when the baby can eat solid food, bread alone is of course not enough. And yes, of course, it may get sick if it gets nothing else.
I hope this is a theoretical question. But you will find enough information on the net under the heading of infant nutrition. For example, call a link.
https://www.konsumerzentrale.de/wissen/food/health/beikost-fuer-ihr-baby-ready-fuer-den-brei-62024
The baby needs to be fed balanced
https://www.kindergesundheit-info.de/themes/ernaehrung/0-12-month/
Yes
a baby no, that needs breast milk or substitute milk
Then it’s more dead.
No, you go to the pediatrician