Can any one provide me with some nice recipes for my 6 months old baby?

Hi Ashley, It looks the same story as mine. My baby also wa born 15days prior to the Doc's date and that was on OCT 21st 2006. He too has completed his 6months day before, and he is doing well. Apart from juices, give ur baby fruits(a small part of one fruit a day) like watermelon, orange, BANANA(Very good). I have a very good recipe, which you can use for your baby also. But it is a little long procedure. Let me know if you will be interested.

As a starter to solid food, I have a great start up recipe for you. And your baby won't have a hard time to adjust to solid food after. For my two children, I used to cook some rice. Just a few grain with a not so a lot of water. It will depends on the thickness desired and the amount you need. And once they are cooked and very soft. I'll put them in the a strainer, the smaller the holes the better, usually the one you use for flour. After you put it back in the casserole. Cook it for a while. It will become like a liquid puree of rice. You can make it thick or thin. And you can add it to your baby's milk. Instead of water, this rice liquid puree will be your base for her milk. So it is a good introduction to solid food. You can give it to her as often as you want. But don't forget to alternate with water ha. You can add sugar if you want, but the rice itself with milk is already tasty and kind of sweet. And it is healthy. If you have cooked too much, you can store it in a clean termos. It last almost more than a day. And from my experience with my two kids, they were healthy and very heavy, not heavy overweight ha, heavy has a tough body. Strong. Hope you'll like it. Have a nice day Ashley! (^^,)

Your little one can have just about anything, mashed potato is always a good starter - they also enjoy sweet potato, pumpkin & things like that. You can always just puree whatever you're having for dinner - fairly tick though so she can learn to chew. Finger foods are ok as well - try some toast for breakfast - she might gag a little but keep an eye on her as it's just a matter of practice! My daughter loved banana pieces, she would enjoy sucking on a slice of orange, she also liked fruit sticks - just try a few different things & see what she likes! Just go with veggies first so they get used to that before the yummy sweet stuff! Good Luck!

hello AshleyHasan, i have 2 daughters, the eldest is 7years old and my youngest is almost 4 yrs old, plus i'm 7 months on the family way (wink, make a beef stew with potatoes and mash the potatoes add a little soup of the stew, you can also boil different vegetables...

Hi Ashley, It looks the same story as mine. My baby also wa born 15days prior to the Doc's date and that was on OCT 21st 2006. He too has completed his 6months day before, and he is doing well. Apart from juices, give ur baby fruits(a small part of one fruit a day) like watermelon, orange, BANANA(Very good). I have a very good recipe, which you can use for your baby also. But it is a little long procedure. Let me know if you will be interested.

I made baby food for my two daughters and will do it again for my next baby. At six months I would make: 1. sweet potatoes (just bake until soft, then puree with a little water), 2. ripe avocado (scoop out and puree with a little water), 3. peaches (steam until soft, then puree with the steamed water since it's flavored with the peach juice). you can do the same with apples You really can just come up with what fruit/vege you want to feed your child and you just cook it and puree with water to get a good consistency. I then froze extra in ice cube trays so I could get it out, pop it in the microwave to thaw, and feed to baby. Easy!