6-month Baby Food Supplement: Fruit Puree | Point Mom's Food Supplement

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Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

2

How to make fruits
It is recommended to find a harder spoon for 6 months and scrape it into puree directly with the spoon; or use a cooking machine to puree it.
For 7 months, it is recommended to scrape mud with a spoon or grind a bowl into mud. You can also put the fruit in a bowl and press it directly with a spoon.
It can be cut into thin strips directly from 8-9 months old and can be used as finger food for babies.
Over 10 months old, according to the baby's chewing and swallowing ability, cut into strips or eat directly. "

Ingredients

6-month Baby Food Supplement: Fruit Puree | Point Mom's Food Supplement

1. Wash the apples.

2. Cut in half.

3. Find a harder spoon and scrape it into puree directly.

4. Peel the banana and take half.

5. Find a harder spoon and scrape it into puree directly.

6. You can give it to your baby.

Tips:

Don’t let the baby eat too much fruit, it is easy to take in too much sugar, or affect the amount of other foods. When adding baby food supplements, you should pay attention to the rich variety and don't prefer which one, so as to be nutritionally balanced.
For babies who have just added complementary foods at 6 months, it is generally recommended to start with apples, bananas, and pears, which are milder, non-irritating and have a very low allergy rate. Of course, it is completely possible to add other fruits.
The puree can be eaten alone or added to rice noodles and fed to the baby together, depending on the baby's preferences and family habits.

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