when asked what fruits make the best finger food, my dietitian mentioned ripe pears and frozen peaches (which when thawed are rather soft). What a good idea I think this is, since we can't buy those in the winter. I wonder if other fruits could do the trick, strawberries for example...
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Frozen apple wedges work well. They just dissolve when chewed on.
Cooked carrot spears. Puffed millet.
Watermelon is also good, frozen or otherwise, but not a common winter fruit!
Posted by: radmama | 12/22/2008 at 08:03 AM
I love your blog...strawberries would work well but give just a little...my middle son had the worst case of hives the dr. had ever seen after I gave him strawberries!
Posted by: Sarah | 12/22/2008 at 11:27 AM
be careful with strawberries and other berries due to allergies... I like the website www.wholesomebabyfood.com
Posted by: Bonnie | 12/29/2008 at 08:37 PM
great picture of the fruit, makes me want to run out and buy peaches. love this header too, what a cute baby!
Posted by: Leah | 12/31/2008 at 06:52 PM
Thanks for all your great tips so far. I'm wondering if you would consider a post on your favorite beginner finger foods? My little guy (8 1/2 mo.) still loves my homemade purees, but he's starting to grab at the spoon and getting better at picking up small things, so I'd like to get going on self-feeding. So far we've tried the Gerber puffs and small bits of bread. I'm just nervous about choking because he doesn't know much about chewing yet! Thanks!
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Posted by: vegancowgirl | 01/19/2009 at 02:58 AM
Bananas are also great as a finger good. They split pretty easily into 3rds lengthwise making them perfect for little hands and mouths. Mangos are also popular around here in the summer months.
Posted by: Amelia | 02/12/2009 at 05:21 PM
We love halved frozen blueberries for the babies, and half-thawed frozen peas and lima beans. Yummy enough that they still ask for them at 3 and 6!
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