What types of fish do you give your toddler?

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My daughter is 13 months, at the moment she gets organic salmon and tinned tuna but i was looking to widen her fish variety at this early age, im a bit worried about bones though, can anyone tell me what fish types they give their toddlers?

My DD is slightly older but loves smoked haddock and also mackerel and sardines. I don't eat fish so didn't even realise there were bones in sardines but they are soft so you can just mash them up anyway.

My DD (16m) has been having salmon, cod, haddock and tuna since she started solids. She's consistently not very keen on tuna, but the others go down well in fishcakes, fish pie etc. She really likes fish fingers.

Fish fingers, fish pie, salmon burgers and sardines on toast. Never had a problem with the bones, in fact I always thought they were good for them?

Seabass is good- rarely has bones in ( don't think Iv had more than once or twice in eating for years)

Smoked haddock

Plaice

Salmon

Tuna

Fingers

Oh and at 13 months with seabass I would just brush some olive oil / butter on both sides of fillet ( with skin still on), and a little pepper / any herbs and just place in a frying pan skin down until the skin crisps (2-3 mins), then turn and do the other. Then just cut a third off and give to her, the rest for you :) it's really quick and really tasty

Tuna, sardines and grilled tilapia which is her favourite. Its very easy to remove bones from tilapia after it has cooked and it is very tasty.

Plaice, dover sole, tuna steaks, sardines are favourites here.

Sea bass, haddock, plaice, cod, tuna, sardines, kippers, smoked salmon and not fish but prawns and calamari.