what kind of finger food i give my 15 month baby?she has only 6 teeth....?

Answer 1

you can give her cheerios, toddler crakers small pieces of toast, banana, kraft cheese singles, small pieces of ham etc. anything that is not a choking hazard are fine. As long as the food melts in her mouth and you don't let her run while she is eating it should be fine.

Answer 2

My nine-month old has 6 teeth and eats all kind of crackers and cookies, shredded cheese, tiny bites of banana, kiwi, etc, peas and well-cooked carrots, tortillas, I could go on and on. Use your imagination; also check out the "toddler foods" in the baby food aisle, like the meat sticks, the little "meals" of pasta bites, etc.

Answer 3

I agree with all the answers there are loads of healthy and tasty things you can give her. Even though she only has 6 teeth she can mash more with her gums than you think so try a variety of textures, just don't leave her alone while eating.

Answer 4

I wouldn't worry about how many teeth she has, my 16 month old only has 4 teeth and he eats everything, he loves Vienna sausages and cut up cheese, but he also takes bites out of chicken nuggets like he has all his teeth, so it just depends, but what ever you do give your child always watch them while they are eating, who knows when and what they will choke on.

Answer 5

all veggies, all fruit, dried fruit, yogurt, oatmeal, breakfast bars, whole wheat pasta, mac n cheese, whole wheat toast, kidney beans, Campbell's chunky soups, salad, most kids like ranch dressing or no dressing, meatballs, don't worry about the number of teeth your child has, she can eat almost anything you can, i am a mom to 5 at one my children went to a regular diet, all my children are very healthy and love veggies, i think because i have given them to them from so early on, green beans are a great snack, corn on the cob feels good on there gums, the spots with no teeth, cauliflower and broc are great to dip, the list is endless if you need more ideas just ask me

Answer 6

Cheerios

Answer 7

banana, bread an butter/marg, apple, grapes most friut mainly, carrots but id cook em 1st errrrmmm biscuits(baby ones eg rusks) toast, soft crackers anythin that will either crumble in the mouth or go soggy so they dnt choak

Answer 8

Try Gerber finger food. Below is a link to product specs. It should be available at your local store.

http://www.babymatter.com/shop/amazon_products_feed.cgi?Operation=ItemLookup&ItemId=B00060ODA2

Answer 9

small (but not too small-she may choke) things like string cheese or carrot sticks or CHEERIOS!!! Cereal works very well. I'm a late -80's/early -90's kid...that's what we had...

Answer 10

Rice as longest is smashed very well but chewy.