This recipe for small pasta shells with carrots and cauliflower is eaten with a spoon. Give it to your baby using a pre-filled spoon or let them manage on their own. Enjoy!
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During the introduction of solid foods, your little one will be able to discover cauliflower with all five senses. It's a vegetable with a distinctive taste, but it's also incredibly rich in fiber and vitamins C, E, B, and K. Cauliflower is beneficial for the digestive system and for boosting your baby's immune system. How do you get your baby to eat cauliflower? At the beginning of baby-led weaning, you can introduce your baby to the flavor of cauliflower in the form of tender, steamed florets. You can then enhance the cauliflower on your baby's plate with a few spices like paprika and curry. Later on, your little one will be able to rediscover the flavor of cauliflower in various BLW . Cauliflower can have a smooth texture in a purée or a liquid texture in a creamy soup. Muffins and pancakes allow you to offer cauliflower to your baby in a soft texture, while croquettes offer a more melt-in-your-mouth texture. Cauliflower is a food that is often difficult for babies to digest. Offer it sparingly at first.
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