7 month old baby food soft noodles

Because babies are young, you must pay attention to the softness of the food when seasoning and supplementing it. Noodles are a common complementary food for babies. For babies who have not grown teeth, the food should be cooked into a very mushy paste. Noodles are a type of food that can be made very mushy and are also popular with babies. A seven-month-old baby has not yet fully grown teeth, so he can eat noodles, but the noodles need to be cooked a little softer. How to prepare soft noodles as complementary food for a 7 month old baby?

How to make soft noodles for baby food

Green Vegetable Noodles

The ingredients prepared are: vegetables, tomatoes, meat floss, noodles

Method/Steps:

Take a small bowl, put some noodles in it, pour in some warm water and knead the noodles into a dough. Do not use cold water, as the noodles will be hard and difficult to cook. Use a rolling pin to roll the dough into sheets and cut into thin noodles.

Wash the vegetables and cut them into chopped pieces on the chopping board for later use.

Wash the tomatoes, cut them into slices, and chop them into chopped pieces for later use.

Turn on the fire, wait for the water in the small pot to boil, pour in an appropriate amount of noodles, chopped vegetables, and chopped tomatoes, and cook together. When the noodles are very soft, you can eat them.

Add a little salt, a little sesame oil, and you can put the baby's meat floss in it. The baby will like it more.

A bowl of noodles with vegetables, tomatoes and garlic is ready. Babies can eat soft noodles when they are over six months old. Mothers need to make sure that the noodles are delicious and nutritious so that babies will like them! Come on, mothers!

Pork Rib Noodles

1. Ingredients: Longxu noodles, pork ribs soup (it is recommended to use large bones or cavity bones, which have a high calcium content)

2. Cut the longxu noodles into 1cm small pieces, boil water, and add them after the water boils. Add more water a few times in the middle to make the noodles softer. The softer the noodles are, the easier it is for the baby to swallow.

3. Put the cooked noodles into a bowl;

4. Take out an appropriate amount of bone soup, add some water (basically about 1:1), and put the previously cooked noodles in after it boils. After it boils again, add some water, turn to low heat, cover the pot and simmer for one minute. Then turn off the heat and serve.

5. Let the noodles soak in the bone soup. When it is warm, pour out the excess soup and give it to your baby to eat semi-dry. ?

5 things to note when adding complementary foods in summer

1. When adding new types of complementary foods, the time for observing the baby's abnormal reactions should be extended to 5-7 days. If allergic reactions such as vomiting, diarrhea, rash, etc. occur, stop adding this type of food in time.

2. Appropriately extend the interval between adding new types of complementary foods. When the weather is very hot, you can temporarily not add new types of complementary foods to your baby.

3. When making complementary food yourself, you should feed it to your baby right after it is made. Do not feed your baby food directly from the refrigerator. It should be heated before use.

4. When using bottled complementary foods, pay attention to the shelf life and the storage method and time after opening the bottle. Once the specified storage time is exceeded, do not feed it to the baby. Bottled complementary foods do not need to be refrigerated before opening, but should be placed in a cool and dry place, away from direct sunlight; if they are not finished after opening, they must be refrigerated.

5. When heating complementary foods refrigerated in the refrigerator, be careful not to overheat them, as overheating will destroy some nutrients in the food and may accidentally scald your baby. For bottled complementary foods, you can refer to the instructions on the bottle for heating. Different brands may have different heating methods. Some can be heated with the bottle, while others require the food to be taken out and then heated.