Baby Food Recipes

Last week I shared “How to Make Baby Food,” where I told you my normal process for making, and storing baby food. Today, I thought it would be a fun idea to share Baby Food Recipes, that I have created in the past, that you may find helpful too!

As I mentioned last week, when you’re first starting out with feeding your baby, baby food, it’s best to stick with one food for a few days to make sure he/she is not allergic, or can tolerate that certain food item. If you feed multiple different types of food, and you notice a change in your baby, it may be hard to pinpoint which food {if any} caused this.

But if you’re ready to move on and start mixing different foods, to give your baby a little variety, let’s roll on!

Frankly, your baby is just that… a “baby.” So he/she probably won’t be as picky as say your toddler will be one day, so you can get away with mixing some nasty stuff, and they’ll think it’s just fine and dandy. I’ve even seen corn & cherry baby food in the store. Yuck.

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Baby Food Recipes

(that my baby loves)

I will start with a base, {in bold}, and I usually add one or two of the others listed underneath for a good little baby food recipe.

Butternut Squash	Apples	Pears	Sweet Potatoes	Bananas
apples	butternut squash	butternut squash	apples	apples
pears	pears	apples	pears	pears
zucchini	zucchini	zucchini	zucchini	zucchini
sweet potatoes	sweet potatoes	spinach	butternut squash	avocado
bananas	bananas	bananas	spinach
spinach	spinach	sweet potatoes	green beans
avocado	avocado	avocado	avocado
green beans	green beans	green beans	peas
peas	peas	peas	peas

Now remember…

There are a TON of different food combinations, and types of other food that you can feed your baby. These are just the combos that my kiddos love(d). If I feel they’ve had a ton of sweeter fruits & veggies lately, I may add more of the “greens,” for the next combo.

Other food ideas that your baby may love, that I didn’t include:

prunes

potatoes

corn

mangoes

If you need help figuring out how to make homemade baby food, check out my post from the other day for a little guidance:

How to Make Homemade Baby Food

So what does your baby love to eat? I’d love to hear, because my kiddo may love it too! Thanks for sharing! 🙂

Until next time…