babysitio semana a semana: horario de alimentación por edad

Pregnancy / baby-development infographic titled "Baby Feeding Schedule by Age". Archetype: WEEK-BY-WEEK TIMELINE adapted as a clean age-based baby feeding progression, arranged in soft trimester-style sections for early infancy, mid infancy, and later infancy/toddler transition. Minimal medical-clean layout, neutral beige palette, soft editorial illustration, accurate and gentle, never alarming, mother-and-baby positive. Include a horizontal timeline with clearly separated age markers and small tasteful baby-development illustrations, feeding-related icons, bottles, cups, spoons, simple food textures, and growth cues. No graphic birth imagery, no real ultrasound photos.

Include milestone panels with English text only, each with a date/week/month label, a short heading, and a one-line caption:
- 0–1 month — "Newborn Feeding" — "Frequent small feeds support early growth and settling patterns."
- 2–3 months — "More Predictable Rhythm" — "Feeds may begin to space out as day-and-night patterns develop."
- 4–5 months — "Milk Still Primary" — "Breast milk or formula remains the main source of nutrition at this stage."
- 6 months — "First Tastes" — "Simple complementary foods may appear alongside regular milk feeds."
- 7–8 months — "Exploring Textures" — "Feeding routines often expand with purées, mashed foods, and spoon practice."
- 9–10 months — "Finger Foods" — "Many babies begin self-feeding with soft pieces and varied textures."
- 11–12 months — "Family Mealtime" — "Feeding patterns may look more structured as babies join shared meals."
- 12+ months — "Toddler Transition" — "Meals, snacks, and drinks gradually follow a toddler-style routine."

Add subtle supporting visual elements: age labels, simple feeding-frequency indicators by stage, small legends for milk, solids, cup, spoon, and snack symbols, plus a gentle growth-progress ribbon. Keep all captions descriptive and informational, not instructional. Use elegant spacing, clean typography, rounded panels, light beige background, soft taupe and cream accents, and medically inspired but friendly illustration styling.

All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no watermarks, no medical claims framed as advice Soft, accurate medical illustration — never alarming. No graphic birth imagery, no medical advice framed as instructions, no real ultrasound photos.