Roasted veggies, beans, sliced fruits, tons of stuff. Pinterest has some great suggestions. Best tip I found was that if something is too slippery to pick up, roll it in some crushed Cheerio dust
This morning my daughter had an Eggo waffle. I made sure not to overcook (so it was pretty soft) it and I ripped it up into pieces for her. She loved it. She also likes eggs, Gerber puffs, Gerber yogurt melts, rice, peas, noodles, green beans, cooked carrots, cooked broccoli, tortilla shells, ground beef, chicken, mashed potatoes, and bananas. She basically just eats what we eat.
My 9m old can't eat anything other than baby food yet... I've tried simple things like mashed potatoes and he just can't do it. I think it has to do with his tongue tie
LT·
Roasted veggies, beans, sliced fruits, tons of stuff. Pinterest has some great suggestions. Best tip I found was that if something is too slippery to pick up, roll it in some crushed Cheerio dust
Uhhhh·
Steamed veggies
Grilled cheese
Quesadilla
Cheerios (basically melt in your mouth)
My daughter was eating anything at that age just small bite size pieces and avoiding allergy food
Uhhhh··
Or roasted veggies ^
A·
Мама двоих (младенец)
This morning my daughter had an Eggo waffle. I made sure not to overcook (so it was pretty soft) it and I ripped it up into pieces for her. She loved it. She also likes eggs, Gerber puffs, Gerber yogurt melts, rice, peas, noodles, green beans, cooked carrots, cooked broccoli, tortilla shells, ground beef, chicken, mashed potatoes, and bananas. She basically just eats what we eat.
Allyson Almeda·
My 9m old can't eat anything other than baby food yet... I've tried simple things like mashed potatoes and he just can't do it. I think it has to do with his tongue tie
Tiffany Osgood·
French fries! Bake them in the oven, it's healthier than oil fried. My daughter loved the sweet potato ones!