my child is 8 months old, what veg food can i give him?

Answer 1

Hi there,
Start one at a time, try one then wait a week etc, so you
can see for allergies. talk to a nurse or doctor if that isn't
clear, but say you give the baby carrot, give him or her
a tsp or so a few times that week, if no signs of allergy no rash etc move on to the next say peas same thing by then
end of week two you should know whether 2 veggies or fruits
are safe etc. and on. THIS IS IMPORTANT!!
But as for types of veggies carrots, sweet potato, peas,
beans(greenbeans), beets(be forwarned of the colour of poop after...you'll quickly know how fast a digestive system
baby has---no they aren't bleeding), leave out broccoli, cauliflower, spinach, kale, and the like until about a year, as
they can be gaseous (and painful), corn is better left out period until 2 years or even later. Celery can have bacteria on it.Tomatoes are to acidic. But definitely a good idea to start with veggies as aposed to fruit as they can have a tendency to "get a sweet tooth" for fruit and then really avoid veggies (habits start early).
For now I'd stick to peas, carrots, beans, beets, and sweet potato or yam. Then go for a fruit or two maybe banana, apples, pears. That will give you some variety to play with
then try the others, but by 2 years baby will be eating lots of variety. Also smart to wait out as long as you can like you have with 8 months, there is less likely to be problems. Oh, and I highly doubt I have to but make sure they are steamed or lightly boiled then mashed, puree No salt, No oil, No seasoning etc.

Hope this helps!!
And Good eating!!

Answer 2

Since yellow and orange vegetables are sweeter than green ones, carrots, yams, and butternut squash tend to go over best. But if your baby spits out her first mouthful of spinach, just keep trying: Repeated exposure can convert even the stubbornest vegephobe. Start with strained or pureed vegetables and then move on to mashed. Servings should gradually increase from a few teaspoons to about two tablespoons, twice a day.

Answer 3

Any baby jar food. The step one would be the best. Try starting with some green beans, then add some carrots, sweet potatoes and mixed veggies. Is your child already on solids? If not, just make sure the consistency is thin or thick enough for him/her to enjoy. If you want to make your own, I would cook the food till tender, then throw in the blender, let cool down, and serve.

Answer 4

Thats still a little early but a starter favorite is mashed potatoes...use the instant kind and mix them a little weaker than the directions...kids eat them up!Also smashed bananas and pears are very mild, very well tolerated 1st foods.
Just a bite or two at 1st till you see how they tolerate them.
Smashed carrots are an excellent choice as well.
Good Luck

Answer 5

My toddler has been on nutrition when you consider that 4 one million/2 months so by 8 months he replaced into nibbling nicely cooked carrot cubes, cubed avacado, little banana products, cheerios, nicely cooked noodles, finger slices of toast, peas, arrowroot cookies. as long as they are comfortable products that are actually not so great that she will choke, she could relish any of those issues. Avery has been frequently going on to consume nicely cooked, cubes of hen now. he's 9 months old now and he loves all those meals besides because of the fact the softer pureed meals like apple sauce.

Answer 6

Well, first you should have started him on the cereals (rice, then oatmeal, then mixed).

Then, start the vegetables: green first, then the others.

Then, start the fruits.

You should wait 2 weeks between each food addition to make sure your child doesn't have allergies to a new food.

Answer 7

Start with carrots, peas, green beans, squash (a fave), and sweet potatoes. Don't introduce anything new until you've tried one for 4 days. Avoid anything gassy like cabbage, broccoli, asparagus (trust me on this one - it gave my dd the WORST diaper rash of all time -- I had steamed green beans UNDER some asparagus, then fed her the beans. Disaster...).

Answer 8

i have a 9 mo old baby as well, and mine eats practically any veg Gerber food there is for stage 2, and when i have time i even make it fresh.

Answer 9

Pureed yams, sweet potatoes, carrots, green beans, etc. Most vegetables.

Answer 10

Broccoli. carrots, cucumber, celery and lettuce..these are the most best vegs they will like....good luck.