Quick & Nutritious Baby Bites

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7mo
Don'ts
1. Never serve foods that are too hot 2. Avoid any hard pieces that could be choking hazards 3. Don't rush texture progression 4. Don't mix vastly different textures in one bite 5. Never force your baby to eat more than they want 🧏❤️❤️
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Don'ts
1. Never serve foods that are too hot 2. Avoid any hard pieces that could be choking hazards 3. Don't rush texture progression 4. Don't mix vastly different textures in one bite 5. Never force your baby to eat more than they want 🧏❤️❤️
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Do's
1. Always test the temperature before serving 2. Check for any hard pieces or chunks 3. Ensure consistent texture throughout 4. Test new textures at the start of meals when baby is alert 5. Watch for signs of readiness before advancing textures 🧏❤️
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Do's
1. Always test the temperature before serving 2. Check for any hard pieces or chunks 3. Ensure consistent texture throughout 4. Test new textures at the start of meals when baby is alert 5. Watch for signs of readiness before advancing textures 🧏❤️
6-8 Months
Safe Serving Sizes and Texture Tips for Baby Food: Feeding your baby can feel like navigating uncharted territory, right? You want to provide the best, but figuring out serving sizes and textures can be tricky. Don’t worry, we’re breaking it down step by step so you can confidently prepare safe and delicious meals for your little one.❤️❤️❤️
4-6 Months
Start small! At this age, your baby is just learning to eat. Begin with 1-2 teaspoons per feeding, gradually increasing to 2-3 tablespoons. Watch your baby's cues - they'll let you know when they're full by turning away or closing their lips. ❤️🧏
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9-12 Months
-Finger Foods and Small Pieces: By this stage, babies are exploring self-feeding. Offer ¼ to ½ cup of food per meal, depending on their hunger. -Monitoring Appetite and Signs of Fullness: Watch for cues like turning their head away or pushing food out of their mouth. Babies are great at signaling when they’re full! ❤️❤️❤️
This contains: Moving to Thicker Purees and Soft Mashed Foods:
As your baby grows, their appetite will too. Serve about 3-4 tablespoons of food per meal, two to three times a day.

How Much Should You Serve?
- Carrot and Lentil Mash: 2-3 tablespoons.
- Oatmeal with Fruit Puree: 3 tablespoons per serving

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6-8 Months
Safe Serving Sizes and Texture Tips for Baby Food: Feeding your baby can feel like navigating uncharted territory, right? You want to provide the best, but figuring out serving sizes and textures can be tricky. Don’t worry, we’re breaking it down step by step so you can confidently prepare safe and delicious meals for your little one.❤️❤️❤️
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4-6 Months
Start small! At this age, your baby is just learning to eat. Begin with 1-2 teaspoons per feeding, gradually increasing to 2-3 tablespoons. Watch your baby's cues - they'll let you know when they're full by turning away or closing their lips. ❤️🧏
Best Sweet Potato Baby Food Puree (Stage 1, 4+months!)
Sweet potatoes are one of my all-time favorite vegetables to puree for my baby. This Sweet Potato Baby Puree is a smooth puree with a pinch of mild curry powder that makes for a fun and tasty first food for your baby! Great Stage 1 baby food for babies 4-6+ months. #homemadebabyfood #4thmonthbaby #baby
Oat Banana Cinnamon Teething Cookies - GF & vegan +6M
Banana Oat Cinnamon teething cookies, vegan and gluten free recipe for babies +6M Easy to make, easy to handle by little hands. via @buonapappa