Best books on weaning

[BunnytheFriendlyDragon]

Baby is 3 months old so too early to wean yet but I feel I need to educate myself on the topic to work out when / how / what to feed.

Any book or resource recommendations please?

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The Baby Led Weaning Cookbook is supposed to be good

Charlotte Stirling-Reed
How to Wean Your Baby: The step-by-step plan to help your baby love their broccoli as much as their cake

This book is really good and provides a plan to stay weaning your baby highly recomend

Also recommend the Gill Rapley weaning books room

Sign up to ellas kitchen and they give out free weaning packs and you get regular emails with recipes on etc and tips x

I found 'Weaning made easy' by Rana Conway really helpful. It's practical and down to earth, and doesn't take an ideological stance on one approach or another.

I found Joe Wicks "Wean in 15" excellent. The recipes are delicious and fairly easy.

My 18-month old twins love the book - they pull it off the shelf and open it at a page with a picture of oatcakes (which I make regularly), to indicate they want some! :)

Annabel Karmel books are good too.

Oh and this from the Caroline Walker Trust is useful, although it's not a book. It gives information on nutrients, first foods to try, finger foods, portion sizes and sample menus.