A nurse is discussing the introduction of solid foods with the parents of a 6-month-old infant. The parents are eager to start feeding table foods immediately. Which statement by the nurse best reflects evidence-based recommendations for infant feeding?

"Avoid giving any new foods until after the infant is one year old to prevent allergic reactions."

"It's best to begin solid foods at 4 months to help reduce the amount of breast milk or formula intake."

"Solid foods should complement breast milk or formula starting around 6 months, but table foods should only be introduced when the infant shows readiness signs like grasping."

"You can replace breast milk entirely with solid table foods once the Infant reaches 6 months of age."