Baby food for eight months old

When the baby is eight months old, you can gradually add complementary foods. Because at this age, breast milk can no longer meet the nutritional needs of the baby's body. Therefore, complementary foods need to be added, but it should be noted that the addition of complementary foods should start from a single type to a complex type. Eight-month-old babies should still be fed mainly with breast milk, and complementary foods can be added appropriately. What should the complementary foods for eight-month-old babies be like?

Babies gradually transition to childhood after 8 months. Nutrition at this time is very important. If it does not keep up, it will affect their adult height. In addition, in terms of movement, 8-month-old babies can generally crawl and change directions freely during crawling. An 8-month-old baby feels shy and is afraid of being separated from his parents, especially his mother. This is a manifestation of the child's normal psychology, indicating that the child can accurately and keenly distinguish between relatives, acquaintances, and strangers.

Tomato juice: Put ripe tomatoes into boiling water, take them out, peel them, put them in a cup (bowl), crush the tomatoes with a spoon to get the juice.

Chopped vegetables: Wash the vegetables (leafy vegetables, melons, beans, etc.), cut them into fine pieces, and put them into porridge or noodles and cook.

Banana (apple) puree: Wash and peel the banana (apple) (cut and core it), use a spoon to gently scrape it into a puree, and feed it to the baby while scraping.

Egg yolk: Put fresh eggs in cold water, boil for 10 minutes, cut them, scrape out the yolk with a spoon, crush them and put them into baby food.

Egg drop soup: break the eggs and mash them evenly. Slowly pour the mixture into the boiling porridge, rice soup or vegetable soup, stirring while cooking until cooked.

Pork liver puree: Wash the liver, cut it horizontally, remove the fascia and fat, place it on a chopping board, and chop it into puree with a knife. Then put the liver puree into a bowl, add sesame oil, soy sauce and salt, mix well, and steam it in a steamer for 20-30 minutes. It can be used as a dish or mixed into baby food.

Minced fish: Wash, steam, peel, debone and crush the fresh fish. Add appropriate amount of ginger, onion and salt. It can be used as a dish or added to baby food (such as porridge, soft rice, etc.).

·operate:

(1) Peel the skin and bones of the fish, place it in a dish, and steam it until cooked.

(2) Take out the fish meat, mash it, add a little salt and mix well.

(3) Eat with mushy rice porridge or noodles.

Key to preparation: To make this dish, you must use fresh fish and remove all the fish bones.

Minced meat: Chop the lean meat finely and cook it or add it to baby food and cook it for consumption.

Precautions

By the 8th month, the quality and quantity of mother's milk have begun to decline, and it is difficult to fully meet the baby's growth and development needs. Let your child taste the formula. Complementary food allows babies to try more types of food. Since most babies are learning to crawl and consume more physical energy at this stage, they should be fed with more carbohydrates, fats and protein foods.