What are some easy meals to make for a 10 month old?

Answer 1

Spaghetti is always good. You can break the noodles into smaller pieces so it's easier to eat with a spoon. You could also use fideo noodles which are already cut into smaller pieces. Scrambled eggs are good for kids that age as well. Rice is good and you could mix in some peas or other things in with it. You could also make meatballs/meatloaf and break it up into small pieces. That way, it's still dinner for mom and dad but can be easily made into a good dinner for the 10 month old. That's all I could come up with for now, good luck!

Answer 2

Macaroni & Cheese
diced cheese
diced ham
Shredded turkey or luncheon meat from the deli case
peas
diced cooked carrots
diced canned peaches
diced canned pears
french style green beans
cut up hot dogs
Gerber puffs
cut up ground beef
sliced strawberries
sliced kiwi
grapes, quartered
whole kernel corn
spaghetti O's without meatballs
diced chicken
cucumbers cut up small
diced tomatoes
sliced black olives
sugar-free Jell-O
sugar-free pudding
yogurt (Yo Baby is good at this age. It has whole milk in it.)
Any of the Gerber graduates meals

Answer 3

Nutrition dense foods are important at this young age. You want more bang for your buck. I found it easier to make fresh foods and, in some instances freeze them for quick meals later. For meat, lamb is least allergenic. I made lamb and barley stew (avoid carrots until at least 12 months -- nitrites; use sweet potato instead) and put it in blender and froze ice cubes to be melted later. Avocado is good and quick. Sweet potatoes can be precooked. Kiwi is the most nutritious fruit. Banana is also great. You can try hardboiled egg yolk (avoid whites for a couple more months as they cause allergies).

White flour products have almost no nutrition in them (bread, pasta).

Answer 4

I feed my son the graduates meals because the sugar content in them is still low and they are made for kids.Also the meat sticks give protein.Sweet potatoes,spaghetti,chopped up fruit and vegetables,little pieces of bread,crackers,little pieces of cooked chicken,no eggs until 12mths.Yogurt,cheese and is also good.

Answer 5

For a 10 mos old, I'd feed him whatever you are eating!

Different kinds of pasta - spaghetti, bow ties, spirals, mac and cheese
baked potatoes, mashed potatoes, french fries
pancakes, waffles, toast
cooked carrots, peas, broccoli
banana slices, small pieces of apples or cooked apples, cut up peaches and pears, peeled and halved grapes, cut up watermelon, avocados
yogurt, shredded cheese, cottage cheese, pudding
cut up chicken, ground chicken/turkey/beef, small amounts of tuna fish, baked fish cut into small pieces
bagels, dinner rolls, breadsticks
saltines, graham crackers, Goldfish
Mexican rice, Chinese rice, wild rice
plain, unsalted rice cakes
Rice Chex cereal, Cheerios
grilled cheese sandwiches cut into little bites
at this age he should get ONLY the egg YOLK and NOT the whole egg
cubes of extra firm tofu

Answer 6

Depending on which meals you need ideas for, Breakfast/Lunch/Supper just give your little one the same thing you are eating.

By now your baby should be able to eat everything that you do.

For breakfast I gave my kids stuff like Cheerios, applesauce, juice
For lunch I gave them stuff like Sandwiches, fruit, veggies, ETC
For supper I gave them stuff like Hamburgers, veggies, juice, ETC

You could always buy the baby food jars (if you still feed your child this) and there you go you have a quick meal.

Answer 7

any vegetables mashed any meat (blended) add gravy for varied flavours. cut up a piece of each fruit you have and offer it to your baby . things like cut up deli meats and cheese , boiled eggs . try everything. eventually you will work out what you baby likes. good luck. Sizzler is a great place to try this. And they clean up for you!

Answer 8

Baby Talk and American Baby magazines always contain fun, easy, children's recipes.

Answer 9

Chicken noodle soup, spaghetti, simple stews, etc. Those were things that I made for my son at that age.

Answer 10

your baby should still be eating baby food and baby cereal. depending on whether or not your child has teeth are not really makes a difference. you need to be careful of choking. talk to your pedatrician but i would still use stage 3 or 4 baby food. alot of non-baby food has alot of fillers and sodium. baby food has the vitamins and minerals your child needs to grow strong. 10 months is a little young to be put on regular table food