Philips Avent scf870/22 [61/71] Chunkier chews

Philips Avent scf870/22 [61/71] Chunkier chews
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Day 1 Day 2 Day 3
Breakfast
Cornakes with kiwi fruit
Baby muesli with
blueberries
Scrambled egg with
toast ngers
Finger foods Kiwi fruit slices Blueberries Ripe pear pieces
Midday meal
Chicken curry with rice
and steamed cauliower
Pasta with
bolognese sauce
(Page 90)
Lamb with couscous and
steamed vegetables
Finger foods Cauliower orets Cooked pasta pieces Steamed vegetable sticks
2nd course
Yoghurt mixed with
fresh mango purée
Clementine segments Rice pudding
Evening meal
Rice with
sweet pepper sauce
(Page 86)
Fish and potato cakes
with stir fried vegetables
Asparagus with
feta cheese
(Page 94)
Finger foods Breadsticks Stir fried vegetable sticks Cherry tomatoes
2nd course
Egg custard and
raspberries
Peach and raspberry
smoothie
Strawberries
Chunkier chews
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From around nine months babies can begin to eat
chopped and minced foods. You can now offer a
greater variety of foods, including harder nger
foods such as raw vegetable sticks.
It would be benecial to include babies in the
family mealtime as often as possible. Even if you
still need to help them eat, as they are not able
to feed themselves quickly enough to satisfy their
hunger, encourage them to actively participate in
feeding themselves and try to make meal times
as interesting as possible! By bringing in a bit of
complexity around food, for example serving it in
colourful bowls and combining different colours
and textures, you can keep babies interested in
learning how to eat different types of foods.
While infants need energy to grow, their tummies
are small and ll up easily, so in general avoid
giving meals consisting of only high bre foods,
such as brown or wholegrain bread. Fats too are
important for energy production and contain
valuable vitamins such as Vitamin A. It is thus
advisable to avoid giving low fat milk, cheese and
yoghurt to babies under 2 years old.
What the expert says…
“At this age your baby is learning to recognise
foods by sight and associate them with their taste.
During the second year of life it is quite common
for babies to start rejecting new foods or foods
that were accepted in the past. This, in scientic
terms, is known as a “the neophobic phase” in
children. The good news is that if you offer a wide
variety of foods during this stage, you will lessen
the likelihood of your baby going through this
difcult period as he or she gets older. Despite
this and even if they do become fussy eaters,
children will eventually learn to eat foods if they
see their parents and other children eating them.
It is therefore advisable to eat with your baby
as often as possible and to organize some meal
times with other children – this will also help the
development of social skills!
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