9 month old baby recipes

Nine-month-old babies already have the ability to chew and have entered the weaning period. Complementary foods can be added at nine months, but many mothers still feed their babies mainly with breast milk. There is nothing wrong with this. Nine-month-old babies should be fed mainly with breast milk or milk as much as possible. You must pay attention to the combination of baby's nutrients. You can refer to the complementary foods we introduce below as baby's complementary foods to make some nutritional combinations to promote the baby's more comprehensive and healthy development.

The baby's complementary food can mainly be some chewy food, such as teething biscuits or porridge such as tomato and vegetable porridge, or chopped vegetables and meat. The main purpose is to exercise the baby's chewing function. It can also exercise the baby's swallowing movements, so the choice of food is also very important.

Now you can feed your baby in the way he likes, by giving him soft solid food that he can crush with his gums, or some soft finger-like food, such as chopped vegetables, minced meat, mashed noodles, biscuits and bread, etc. This will not only exercise your baby's chewing function, but also train your baby's swallowing movements and his finger grasping sense. The range of choices for complementary foods has suddenly expanded a lot.

1. Ingredients for teething biscuit sticks: 150 grams of low-gluten flour, 2 eggs, 20 grams of white sugar, and 10 grams of corn oil. Beat the egg yolk, add sugar and corn oil. Stir until sugar is dissolved. Add low-gluten flour and knead into a smooth dough, cover with plastic wrap and let rest for 15 minutes. Use a rolling pin to roll the dough into a sheet about 8 cm wide and 0.8 cm thick, and cut into strips about 1.5 cm wide. Place it on a baking tray lined with tin foil or baking paper, brush the surface with egg wash, and bake in the middle layer of the oven at 160℃ until the surface is colored, about 25 minutes.

2. Ingredients for tomato and vegetable porridge: 50 grams of tomatoes, 20 grams of onions, 30 grams of cabbage, and 20 grams of white rice. Method: Wash tomatoes, onions and cabbage and cut into small pieces. Put these vegetables in a pot and cook. Cook vegetables and rice together with water to make porridge. Use a blender to blend the cooked porridge into a paste. Filter and remove the residue, then you can feed your baby.

The above two are the complementary food recipes for nine-month-old babies. You can choose the food your baby likes, or you can crush some solid food for your baby to eat. The baby's chewing ability is generally related to the food he likes to eat. Try to choose some porridge and biscuits that are easy for the baby to digest. Don't choose some cold food or food that is difficult to digest, as this will cause a burden of gastrointestinal diseases for the baby.