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In the analyzed video, 101 before one Starting Solids uses a First-person POV structure, opens with No Hook, and builds purchase intent through Trust. This observation is based only on this video's script, storyboard, and public performance data.

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1. 0:00
   User Pain Points

   So this is how much you should decrease baby's milk once they start solids. As this person is asking basically when your baby starts solids around 6 months old, how much less milk should they be drinking? So I kind of want to outline what that looks like. It's really important to know for all parents that from zero all the way till their first birthday at 12 months old, breast milk, formula, combination of both, that is going to be their primary number one priority of nutrition. Right, so that's where they're going to get most of their nutrition from the time they're born all the way to their first birthday. And then basically we are adding in food around the six months mark when baby is showing signs of readiness.

2. 0:51
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   Now babies are going to be spitting out a lot of their food unless you're spoon-feeding your baby, which isn't necessary. During those first couple months, babies are not going to be consuming a lot of solids, but they are learning. They're getting introduced to a wide variety of textures and all that's positive. So at six months we're serving one meal per day and then by nine months old, we are moving up to three meals per day.

3. 1:43
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   Now here's where it gets interesting. Around 9 to 10 months, some babies will really start to like food and they will really increase their solids intake, and they may start to decrease their milk. Now this is what we need to tell parents: we don't need to decrease baby's milk on our own. We really want to follow baby's cues here.

4. 2:42
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   Around the nine-month mark we also can start to flip. After nine months you can serve the food before the milk. We have sample schedules on our website 101beforeone.com that you can look up to show you some examples. Say in the morning you give a milk feed, then breakfast an hour later, then say for lunch you can start to serve the food first and then offer milk after that.

5. 3:46
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   After 12 months, once your baby turns one, we do want to wean off of formula. From 12 months to 13 months is when we weaned her off formula and then onto cow's milk. Jumping from 24 ounces a day down to 8 ounces is absolutely not a good idea, that's too drastic of a change. Keep offering the bottles and wait until baby's first birthday.

6. 4:35
   Product Selling Points

   This is something that we talk about in our book. If you have a lot of questions like this, this is why we wrote this book. This book was written by our team of pediatric experts: pediatric dietitian, lactation consultant, pediatric allergist, pediatrician and feeding therapists. It's just going to walk you through the whole process of starting solids. This is really the only book that you need.

Storyboard breakdown

0:00–0:51

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A woman sits at her desk facing the camera answering a viewer's question, explaining how to approach decreasing milk when babies start solids.

0:51–1:43

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The woman continues with hand gestures explaining the learning process for babies starting solids and meal routines from 6 to 9 months.

1:43–2:42

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The woman emphasizes not to artificially decrease milk around 9 to 10 months and to follow baby's hunger cues instead.

2:42–3:46

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The woman explains flipping the order of food and milk after 9 months and managing the weaning transition smoothly.

3:46–4:35

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The woman summarizes weaning off formula after 12 months, advising against drastic reductions and advocating gradual steps.

4:35–5:31

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The woman picks up and shows the '101 Before One' baby-led weaning book written by pediatric experts, flipping through recipes and guides.