Baby Food Grinder

i haven’t really done a lot of breakfast food but i have done dinner. I started by giving her her regular food, but then I would give her a little bit of our mashed potatoes or some other veggies cut small or smashed, and she REALLY loved noodles!! I’ve also given her little pieces of fish

i would suggest giving him smaller amounts of his regular food and then just introducing him slowly with a few bites or so of what you are eating

Here is a good page on ideas for finger foods:
http://www.wholesomebabyfood.com/babyfingerfood.htm

You can dice ripe fruit or cooked veggies for good finger foods. Some other good ones are mashed potatoes, small pasta, grilled cheese sandwiches (in bits), toast or pancake sticks, tofu cubes, meat or cheese cubes, fish sticks. She can have things from your dinner cut into small pieces as long as it is cooked soft and there is no extra salt or sugar added. Also, you should still avoid high allergens (nuts, peanut butter, shellfish, strawberries, honey). My daughter is a bit younger, so I have been offering finger foods most just for fun, and sometimes I have to help her by putting the food in her mouth so she gets the idea. I usually give some jar food and then some chunks of the same food at the end or with it – like pieces of banana with her mashed banana, or I squish peas and give them to her along with pea puree. So basically you still give the same kinds of food as you have been, just in a different form.