Breakfast for Baby
Citrus Fruit Yogurt
- 1/3 cup plain yogurts
- 1 TBL. Orange juice
- 1/8 tsp. nutmeg
- 1/8 tsp. ginger
- Assorted fruit like blueberries and bananas
FRUIT:
Babies, ages 9-12 months can eat about 6-8 TBL of fruit per day. The best soft fruits for those babies who haven’t quite got their teeth in yet are:
- Bananas
- Ripe pears
- peaches
- honeydew
- cantaloupe
- applesauce
- avocados
Although the amount is minimal, introducing your babies to a variety of fruits and vegetables during this stage will help them to develop their taste buds for different textures and flavors.
Natalie Monson
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I gave both my kids frozen blueberries starting around 8 months. They didn’t seem particularly fazed by teething but I like to think it helped.
What a great snack to keep kids eating healthy. If I may make one suggestion, how about substituting the plain yogurt for Greek yogurt? Could help to keep kids even more full until lunch or dinner time!
I am sure my boy would want to stay on the table or keep coming back for it..
yum, that sounds good! And YES, that would be good for the whole family to enjoy!
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