All of the following are true about introducing finger foods to infants except:
A) finger foods should be soft enough for babies to chew using their gums.
B) finger foods can be introduced when infants have developed the pincer grasp.
C) finger foods should be introduced after babies have teeth.
D) babies are ready for finger foods when they have oral motor skills such as using the jaw to mash foods and moving food around from side to side in the mouth.
C) finger foods should be introduced after babies have teeth.
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