Advice on things to feed my 6 month old? He loves veggies. He's doing better with fruit. But the…

my son loves rice meals. he loves some cooked ground beef too he started eating at five months we've let him I've tastes of things since he was tiny and now he eats when we do. he loves plain salted and peppered scrambled eggs

mushed sweet potatoes,carrots, peas, corn, etc. Just mash whatever veggie your eating and he can have it ( I'd do it before adding seasoning or butter). If he's not big on the veggie your having you can add some mashed apple or banana to it to make it more palatable. I prefer table food than jarred baby food, it saves money and they are more prone to try things if you're eating it too :)

@angelao777, thanks! My son will try anything. Loves all veggies but isn't big on fruit yet lol I'm just so nervous about him choking on something, so I've been so hesitant for food other than the baby food in a jar 😔 @wow16

my little guy loves pasta. I use the alphabets. like I was making alphabet soup, but I just boil pasta and drain. light butter and he loves it! plus I got that net thing with the handle and he eats almost ANYTHING in that.

he will be fine :) My MIL started feeding my oldest table food (meaning anything she was serving) at the table when he was 4 months because she figured she raised two the same way and they turned out fine. I've taken care of so many babies over the years and heard parents doctors give such differing advice on solids, especially baby cereal. As long as you mush it up well and do a little at a time, he will do great :) If your concerned about the thickness of the texture you can always add some water, breastmilk, or formula to loosen it up. I got a masher from the dollar store and I use that thing for everything. When I still kept kids I would mash everything from bananas to mac n cheese with it. Jarred food nowadays is crazy, it's funny colors or watery and there are so many things mixed together ( not just one simple ingredient so you can test for allergies). So it's so much simpler just to make use of veggies you get yourself. Frozen or organic are the healthiest choices, frozen veggies are handled the least of all veggies. If he won't eat just fruit, mix a veggie in its the best of both worlds :)

this thing!!! best buy ever. I put all kinds of stuff in these.