Today we would like to introduce you to our favorite very easy and little time consuming homemade baby dishes. Bon Appetit, baby!
Thinly pureed fruit, vegetables and baby cereals are usually the first food you should feed your child. It is important to see how your baby reacts to the new foods introduced in their diet, try single ingredients first and wait 4 days until you add a new ingredient.
Great foods to start with are avocado, butternut squash or even sweet potato ( to know more about great foods for your baby check out our article Baby super food.
From 6-8 months your baby can safely eat veggies like sweet potatoes, winter squash and carrots, and fruits like banana, apples and avocados. Here are our top super easy recipes with these ingredients that will make your baby want more:
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