In my humble opinion, babies should get most of their calories and nutrition from breastmilk until 8-9 months old. Then they should slowly transition to taking more solids, as "meals" and the breastmilk becomes "additional" nutrition - for lack of a better word. Breastmilk is great nutrition even after a year old! Kids need frequent smaller meals, too. My pediatrician suggests 3 meals and 2-3 "snacks" per day for toddlers 9-24 months. Work towards that, and breastfeeds can be a meal or a snack. :wink:
At 6 months, my babies were only eating one "solids" per day, usually around noon because that is when I had time to sit down and feed them. Around 9 months, they started eating 3 meals per day with 4 breastfeeds in between. HTH