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Like many of you, I struggled with spoon-feeding my oldest until I discovered baby-led weaning - a natural, hands-on approach that lets your baby build a foundational love of food. It should be very clear when a baby is done eating—they will close their mouth, turn their head, and generally make it very hard to feed them.

Never run out of food ideas, and keep track with one tool: – You’ll find 100 uniquely illustrated food items, grouped into 6 food groups, printed onto a high-quality poster paper size of 16. Grab your free copy of my downloadable Baby Food Chart with access to my entire Resource Library of Printable charts by signing up for my newsletter.This is the general rule of thumb that I realised while preparing food for my daughter when she was 1 year old. You can start serving highly allergenic foods regularly to your baby around 6 months (or sooner if they’re high risk ). The most important part of choosing your method of feeding is feeling comfortable, trusting your gut and responding to your babies cues.

This will help your baby get used to a range of flavours (rather than just the sweeter ones like carrots and sweet potato), and can help prevent them being fussy eaters as they grow up. We take intellectual property concerns very seriously, but many of these problems can be resolved directly by the parties involved. I decided to come up with a list by myself and the rough idea is that you will introduce a variety of flavours and textures in their first 6 months of weaning. My last did it on her own, just grabbed a piece of bread one day and from then I kept just giving her food instead of forcing mushy food. Providing a ratio of dry:wet and some notes on how it may affect the product would also be helpful for improvising moms!NOTE ON ALLERGIES: My family has no history of allergies and therefore introducing many foods early was recommended by my pediatrician (like nuts).