My baby will be 6 mo on the 17th. I'm planning to let her start trying solids at that point. I was thinking of not doing the store bought purees this time (I did those with my first) but have no idea what to give instead. Should I make my own purees or try things like bananas and mashed potatoes? I'm starting to let her try the mesh feeder with bm ice cubes. Help! :)
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Elizabeth
on May. 9, 2012 at 11:26 AM
Steam up some veggies and fruits, cut them or mash them into small pieces, and let her have at it! Google "baby led solids", so much healthier and easier. :)
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on May. 9, 2012 at 11:26 AM
If you want to spoon feed, you can do things like bake a sweet potato, fork mash and feed... or fork mash a banana or avocado.
If you want to start with self-feeding, you can start with really any veggie, steam it and put it on her tray. We usually just let them have something that we were having on that particular night and then waited a few days before giving something else.
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on May. 9, 2012 at 11:44 AM
I make most of my son's food. I bake sweet potatos, squash, and boil the carrots. I throw it in the blender and puree it that way and add little by little his formula or i add the hot boiled water from the carrots. 1 squash made 12 jars, 2 sweet potatoes made 16 jars and a bag of organic carrots made 18 jars. I freeze about half of it for later. I love making his food cuz i feel like i'm doing something good for him. I'm learning little bit at a time on what i can make, like the other stuff i buy in jars. Except applesauce i buy the big jars cause that goes a lot longer ways and it's cheaper!
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Brandy
on May. 9, 2012 at 12:56 PM
Just steam some veggies and mash them up (we started with yellow squash) bananas and avacodos also make great first foods.
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- rebeccasmommy09
on May. 9, 2012 at 11:24 AM