If the fruit chooses is melting , it can be offered raw.
If this one is too hard (apple, fishing, ...) it will first be necessary to proper the cooked so that its texture becomes melting.
The presentation of the fruits will evolve, meanwhile, at the same time as baby's capacities. You will have to adapt as you go and be able to detect when the famous "good time" is to change .
The pear
It will first be offered with a hole in its center . This will allow baby, from these 6 months, an easy socket . He can thus taste his fruit independently.
Between 7 to 9 months , baby is bringing food more and more easily to his mouth and now knows how to grasp them with his three fingers (thumb, index, major) even if he still lacks a little precision.
At that time, we will offer small pieces of pear covered with coconut powder, almond , ... This will allow baby to catch them without the pieces sliding their hands.
Once baby manages the pliers perfectly , you can offer him the pieces without powder .
When baby has between 9 and 12 months , and according to his evolution (!), You can offer him the pieces of pear directly stung on a fork.
Here is a table with some examples of presentation of the "raw" fruit . Once baby is comfortable with the pieces and the discovery phase will have passed, do not hesitate to introduce the fruits in preparations like: pancakes , waffles , pancakes , ...
Some examples of presentations of raw fruits
Apple
Discovery phase:
- Baked
- Pre -filled tablespoon
Development phase:
- Raw
- Thin strips
Pear
Discovery phase:
- Very ripe district with hole
Development phase:
- Small pieces coated with almond powder, coconut
- Small pieces
Kiwi
Discovery phase:
- District with notches to facilitate handling
Development phase:
- Kiwi cubes
Banana
Discovery phase:
- Banana cut in half with skin on the end
Development phase:
- Banana sticks
- Banana washers
Apricot
Discovery phase:
Cut in half without the nucleus
(Remember to remove the skin)
Development phase:
- Small pieces
Orange
Discovery phase:
- Orange supreme
Development phase:
- Small pieces
Grapes
Discovery phase:
- Cut in half and remove the seeds
Development phase:
- Cut in 4 and remove the seeds
Cherry
Discovery phase:
- Cut in half and remove the seeds
Development phase:
- Cut in 4 and remove the seeds
Khaki
Discovery phase:
Pre -filled tablespoon
Skin -free ripe pieces
Development phase:
- Small pieces
Raspberry
Discovery phase:
Whole if they are large
Crushed on a spoon to pre -fulfill
Development phase:
- Half -cut
Strawberry
Discovery phase:
- Whole
Development phase:
- Small pieces
Melon
Discovery phase:
Batô
Development phase:
- Small pieces
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