How to make mashed potatoes for nine-month-old babies

Nine-month-old babies are already able to eat complementary foods. Eating some complementary foods at this time will help the baby develop well. Potatoes are a food with good nutritional value. Make some mashed potatoes for the baby at this time. The baby will also like to eat it, and the nutritional effect is also very good. The method of making mashed potatoes for the baby is also relatively simple. At this time, you must pay attention to try not to add salt, and don't let the baby eat too much.

How to make mashed potatoes for nine-month-old babies

(1) Wash and peel two small potatoes, then cut them into small cubes. Since potatoes are covered with a lot of mud, you can use a soft brush to gently scrub them when washing.

(2) Bring water to a boil. Put the diced potatoes in the pot and cook until cooked. When a chopstick can be inserted into the middle, they are cooked. Take out the potatoes, drain them and place them on a cutting board.

(3) Use a kitchen knife or a large spoon to mash the cooked potatoes.

(4) Finally, dilute the mixture with milk powder or broth and mashed potatoes. Remember not to use too much water; a thick consistency is best.

Babies over 6 months old can eat it. The portion does not need to be too large. It can be used as a staple food or as a snack.

2. Traditional mashed potatoes

Ingredients: 40g potatoes

practice:

(1) Peel the potatoes, cut them into small pieces, steam them, and mash them with a spoon.

(2) You can add water, milk or formula milk and feed with a spoon.

3. Ham and mashed potatoes

Ingredients: 100 grams of potatoes, 10 grams of cooked lean ham, 2 grams of butter.

practice:

(1) Peel and clean the potatoes, cut them into small pieces, put them into a pot, add appropriate amount of water and cook until soft, then mash them into a paste with a spoon.

(2) Peel the skin and fat of the ham and chop it into small pieces.

(3) Place the mashed potatoes in a small plate, add the chopped ham, stir evenly, and feed with a small spoon.

Suitable for: babies aged 7-9 months.

Warm reminder: The ham must be cut into very fine pieces before it can be eaten.