This recipe is suitable for the whole family from 6 months old, and provides a complete meal for babies Notes Suitable: for the whole family from 6 months old. Age up: If you offer this recipe to an older child (12+months) or an adult you may add a little salt Involving your children: Under 6+ months: have them watch you prepare; show them how you mash the sweet Show them how you shape the mixture into the little patties. 18+ months: show them how to and let them

Eggs can be introduced as soon as babies are ready to start solid foods, generally around 6 months of Notes Suitable: for the whole family from 6 months old. Eggs can be introduced as soon as babies are ready to start solid foods, generally around 6 months of Keep in mind that it is recommended to avoid salt for babies under 12 months. Involving your children: 6+ months: have them watch you prepare.

Finger food 6 to 9 months old 8.3. Finger food 9 to 12 months old 8.4. Finger food 6 to 9 months old: At this age babies are only able to grab food with their whole palm, so Baby Z, 6 months, eating watermelon You can also offer mashed watermelon mixed with full fat plain yogurt adult fingers together) or classic triangular shape, with the rind on, to aid in grip Baby M, 6 months , eating watermelon sticks Baby L, 7 months, eating watermelon with rind on Finger food 9 to 12 months

Finger food 6 to 9 months old 8.3. Finger food 9 to 12 months old 8.4. Baby Z, 6 months, eating mashed banana 6+ months: mashed or puree on a baby spoon Don't get stuck on months: whole peeled banana 6+ months: 1/2 of a peeled banana Baby L, 6 months, eating 1/2 of a peeled banana 6+ months: banana with some skin to aid baby's grip Baby William, 6 months, eating banana with months: banana spears; not coated (left); coated (right) Baby M, 13 months, eating banana spears Finger

Notes Suitable: for the whole family from 6 months old. If offering it to babies under 12 months, we recommend crumbling the meatball or dice it into bite sized Involving your children: Under 6+ months: have them watch you prepare; show them how you mix all the Tell them the names of the ingredients as you add them to help build baby's vocabulary. 18+ months: show single ingredient foods or very simple recipes (1-3 ingredients) at the early stages - the first 1-2 months

Notes Suitable: for the whole family from 6 months old. Involving your children: Under 6+ months: have them watch you prepare; show them how you cook and puree Tell them the names of the ingredients as you add them to help build baby's vocabulary. 18+ months: show single ingredient foods or very simple recipes (1-3 ingredients) at the early stages - the first 1-2 months

Notes Suitable: for the whole family from 6 months old. Involving your children: 6+ months: have them watch you prepare. Tell them the names of the ingredients as you add them to help build baby's vocabulary. 18+ months: have single ingredient foods or very simple recipes (1-3 ingredients) at the early stages - the first 1-2 months You may also preload a baby spoon and give it to baby to bring to their month independently.

Finger food 6 to 9 months old 8.3. Finger food 9 to 12 months old 8.4. Finger food 6 to 9 months old: at this stage babies use their whole palm or full fists to hold food, Baby Z, 6 months old, eating chicken You may also offer ground or shredded chicken, but your baby might 6+ months: strips of cooked chicken, about the size and shape of one or two adult fingers together ★If 9-month old babies. 9+ months: cooked ground or shredded chicken on its own; bite size pieces of cooked

Finger food 6 to 9 months old 8.3. Finger food 9 to 12 months old 8.4. months: mashed or puree on a baby spoon Baby Z, 6 months, eating mashed avocado Don't get stuck on purees Finger food 6 to 9 months old: At this age babies are only able to grab food with their whole palm, so slices with some skin to aid baby's grip Baby L, 6 months, eating avocado slices Baby William, 6 months the size of a garbanzo bean Baby L, 10 months, eating an avocado popsicle Finger food 12+ months old

Notes Suitable: for the whole family from 6 months old. But we recommend this dish to babies 9+ months in order to allow for time to rule out some possible food Age up: If offering this recipe to an older baby (12+ months) or an adult you may add a little salt if Keep in mind that it is recommended to avoid salt for babies under 12 months. Involving your children: Under 6+ months: have them watch you prepare.

Finger food 6 to 9 months old 8.3. Finger food 9 to 12 months old 8.4. . 6+ months: mashed or puree on a baby spoon Don't get stuck on purees! Finger food 6 to 9 months old: at this stage the best way to offer to baby is in the form of cooked carrot months: raw grated carrot Finger food 9 to 12 months old: You can continue to offer cooked carrot sticks Finger food 12+ months old: continue to offer carrots as suggested above.

Notes Suitable: for the whole family from 6 months old. Age up: If offering this dip to an older child (12+months) or an adult you may add 1/2 tsp. salt when Involving your children: Under 6+ months: have them watch you prepare; show them how you cut and puree Tell them the names of the ingredients as you add them to help build baby's vocabulary. 18+ months: show single ingredient foods or very simple recipes (1-3 ingredients) at the early stages - the first 1-2 months