Care for your little one with help from this baby food list!
Being a parent can seem impossibly hard, and we hope these ideas might make it just a pinch easier. Just make sure the food isn’t a choking hazard, that you’re giving your baby a well-rounded diet, and that you keep an eye on them while they’re eating.
Remember to consult with your pediatrician about the introduction of new foods to your baby’s diet to ensure they are developmentally ready for them, and that there are no allergies or dietary restrictions to consider.
This word list covers a mix of ages from newborn to toddler, so any particular listed food might not be appropriate for your child.
A
Applesauce
Apricot Puree
Asparagus Puree
Avocado Puree
B
Banana Mash
Barley Cereal
Beef Puree
Beet Puree
Black Bean Puree
Blackberry Mash
Blueberry Mash
Breastmilk
Broccoli Puree
Butternut Squash Mash
C
Cantaloupe Puree
Carrot Puree
Cauliflower Puree
Cheerios
Cherry Puree
Chicken Puree
Chickpea Puree
Corn Puree
Cottage Cheese
Cranberry Sauce
Cucumber Slices
D
Date Puree
Diced Apples
Diced Carrots
E
Egg Yolk
Eggplant Puree
F
Fennel Puree
Fig Puree
Formula
G
Grape Slices (Small)
Greek Yogurt
Green Bean Puree
Guacamole
Guava Puree
H
Honeydew Melon
Hummus (for older babies)
I
Infant Cereal
J
Jello
Juiced Fruits
K
Kale Puree
Kiwi Mash
L
Leek Puree
Lentil Puree
M
Mango Mash
Mashed Peas
Mashed Potatoes
Melon Puree
Milk
N
Nectarine Puree
O
Oatmeal
Okra Puree
Orange Mash
Orzo Pasta
P
Papaya Puree
Peach Mash
Pear Mash
Peas and Carrots
Pineapple Mash
Plum Mash
Porridge
Pumpkin Puree
Q
Quick Oats
Quinoa
R
Raspberry Mash
Rice Cereal
S
Salmon Puree
Sorbet
Spinach Puree
Strawberry Mash
Sweet Potato Mash
T
Tapioca Pudding
Tofu Cubes (Small)
Tuna Puree
Turkey Puree
U
Udon Noodles (Soft, Cut)
V
Veal Puree
Veggie Blend Puree
Veggie Sticks (Softened)
W
Water (only AFTER the baby's at least six months old)
Watermelon Puree
Whole Grain Cereal
Y
Yam Puree
Yogurt (Plain, Whole Milk)
Yogurt Drops
Z
Zucchini Puree