Grated cheese, rice rusks, baby biscuits, milk arrowroots, chunkc of steamed veg, soft fruits – pear, mango, watermelon

anything that was on my plate! have a look at baby lead weaning sites, they really do have some amazing ideas!

My son loves small pieces of cheese, banana and toast cut into small squares.
I also made a thin zucchini slice and added carrot, which I break up into pieces for him to eat. It can be frozen too.

My kids loved steamed mushrooms and peas! Peas are easy to take anywhere too, mushies tend to stain so only give them when they’re in play clothes.

Steamed veggies, omelette or frittata (with grated veggies) cut into pieces, my son LOVES chicken ‘muffins’ – essentially just chicken mince with some spices, spinach leaves and a dash of tamari, then baked into individual muffin sized serves (I cut it up into bite sized pieces for him). Any kind of patty – again I cut up into pieces.

Home made potatoe, zuchini and pumpkin soup mashed. with a bit of milk.

Rice and vegetable soup mashed.

Apple pear puree with oats.

My baby is 6 months old and loves toast, teething rusks and biscuits

Chicken nuggets, slices of fruit or veggies, fish cocktails, cheese sticks, cherry tomatoes.

My bub used to love sucking in broccoli heads, avocado strips were fun but slippery, toast cut into chunky strips. I used to roast sweet potatoes in strips to hold and also freeze them in zip lock bags – they were brilliant to pull out and quickly heat.

Veggie sticks, fruits (banana, berries, peach, apple), cooked and cooled pasta, cheese (sticks or even shredded cheese), dry cereal

Carrot sticks, thin watermelon wedges, sandwiches cut into thin fingers (mine liked crusts off), chunks of cheese. They will be messy no matter what they eat.

chunks or slices of carrot, broccoli, potato, butternut squash, pieces of banana or melon

mince chicken or any other meat and add it to minced veggies, tool them into a ball and bake them. Par cooked carrot sticks or apple slices, banana