pasta for babies

[julia12]

Hey girls Ive found a type of pasts I can use for my 12 month old and she actually eats it

I ve found a pasta that my 12 month old can eat and she actually likes it.

my 10 1/2 month old eats any pasta e.g. macaroni, penne, pasta shells (all normal sized 'adult' stuff).

My 6 month old had pasta yesterday - the Annabel Karmel tiny stars (gluten free). She loved them!

havent had a baby pasta thread for a while

Thank cookie for pasta I was running out of ideas she has eaten through my recipies and I styggle to know what to cook.

you can use any pasta for 1yos fgs

Or is that you cod?

Do they really do pasta for babies?

These threads are wind ups aren't they?

honestly

ever heard of a knife and fork? they are used for cutting things up into smaller pieces...

i never knew there was baby pasta, my ds had normal pasta cut up small since he was 6mo!! hes 9mo now and loves the stuff!!!

Yes, have seen baby pasta. A bit like soup pasta - really tiny.

We just used normal pasta for DD though. Found it easier than buying lots of different stuff.

hmmm......dont think i could deal with buying different pastas etc for everyone!!

me and dh, dd (2.9yo) and ds (9mo) all get the same! arent i mean!!

Baby pasta is great! I used to have to chop up pasta to give it to dd, then i found baby pasta and it's great. DD is 10 months now so she can eat bigger pasta but when she was 6/7/8 months baby pasta was ideal.

tis a marketing ploy

I found baby pasta great when ds3 was very small but he was prem and was weaned at 6 months but was really 4 months developmentally. The only thing was that I ended up with a load of it because it really wasn't long before he could eat the big stuff!

And I had to go into a specialist Italian shop in Dublin city centre to get it! Tesco in Ireland don't do soup pasta!

DD (11 months) wouldn't like baby pasta

1. she would recognise it as cynical marketing of an overpriced product

2. She finds it much easier to pick up decent sized pasta twists/bows/shells, as she feeds herself with her hands pretty much all the time

But the possibilities are endless...!

I'll start. Baby apples - cut up into reasonable size bits for a baby to eat.

Next!

Baby Plums - specially grown small plums, without the stone!

(seedless grapes, which must always be cut in half of course)

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