is brown rice hard to digest in babies??

No not at all. In fact it's much easier to digest than processed white rice. Assuming of course your baby is older than 6 months. Just make sure you add a little more water, and cook it so that it's very soft. Then you put it through a sieve to make it easier for baby to eat, and add a little water to it.

Brown rice is much healthier, and still contains all the nutrients. White rice is... well, it's actually just empty calories, and it creates mold in your system.

Edit: Actually, if you want to give your baby brown rice, there's also brown rice cereal for babies, that you can buy from health food stores.

Brown rice is really good for babies in reasonable quantities. It takes longer to digest than white rice, but as one other poster noted, has much more nutritional value.

Make sure your baby gets plenty of fruits (like stewed apples and pears) and vegetables, and drinks plenty of water or breastmilk to balance the brown rice.

It is considered a stage II food, so a little bit harder than regular rice. I had my baby on it at four months for her supper-time fed and she did great with it.

Not any harder than infant cereal over processed white rice based garbage.

Just to be safe, eat the rice and babies separately.