Why do you ask? Is this for your own DC? Bf is very individual and some DC like little and often, others go for 2 or 3 big feeds, go with baby on this one, I suggest.
My DD 7months has
Waking: bf
Breakfast: 1 or 2 from, cereal/cows milk, fruit, toast, yogurt, cheese.
Mid-morning: bf
Lunch: e.g. sandwich, pasta, savoury rice, grilled veg. And fruit.
Mid-afternoon: bf and finger food snack.
Tea: family meal, well chopped up, bite sized pieces.
Early Evening: bf and occasional supper, porridge or weetabix.
Evening: bf before bed routine.
Night: dream feed around 11pm. Often wakes for bf around 4am.
DD has just started walking and her naps are usually 2 x 45mins, sometimes a longer one in the afternoon. I think food/milk intake varies hugely with their activity, sleep pattern, stimulation.
I'm looking forward to dropping the 4am ASAP. Otherwise, she eats as the rest of the family does. Doesn't get drinks other than bf, and cup of water with meals, and likes her milk so no plans to cut daytime bf for now. Her brother was very similar at this age, but was a bf refuser by 8mth, so had formula until 1 year, then cow's milk.
With a full, normal diet (i.e. no allergies, restrictions, health issues) I think this is about right. We don't generally purée or mash, but if she is tired, I offer 'easier' foods. As they become mobile you might like to offer more frequent snacks, certainly mid-morning.
I expect by age 1, portions will be slightly larger, but no changes for us as DD pretty much eats what I do for meals. HTH.