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I would not use kibble on a newborn baby. You want them to eat right away, rather than waiting until they need an amount of food equal to a big chunk of kibble. But after they can hold a fair bit, nothing wrong with using high nutritional density foods. You might be able to leave the baby alone for a few more minutes, depending on the exact situation. To maximize the time you can be away, you want the most food value per weight.
The other use for kibbles with babies is imprinting. Check the wiki on imprinting kibble. There are 15 kibbles you want to have on hand before hatching a baby if you want to reliably imprint effectively. They baby may (or may not) demand one of the 15 types randomly. If you don't give it that exact one, you're done imprinting.
thanks for the answer i just wondering sometimes the baby stop eat i saw that the hunger was by 0 and he doesnt eat and the health going down so i need to give him the food manuel and i cant move away and cant do anythink like farming resources i stay only in the base :D
When raising dinos kibble is used for imprinting ,clearly you have no idea how it works .
I was responding to dewst3rs post not the op as there was misinformation being spread
"nothing to do with breeding"