How to offer bread 🍞 to baby
🥖Bread is a basic food item in so many homes and we get lots of questions on how to offer it to babies, so here are some tips: 📝HOW TO CHOOSE Bread should ideally contain: - less than 5 grams of sugar per slice - no honey - little sodium (ideally less than 50-100 mg sodium/slice, if possible) - No large seeds or nuts - Whole grains/oat flour 💡Sourdough (homemade or bakery) can be a good option as it’s not as processed as bread made with baker’s yeast and generally has fewer sweeteners and preservatives.  🍞 HOW TO OFFER 👀Always keep a close watch when offering bread to your little one as it is considered a choking hazard. Bread can easily get gummy and chewy, sticking to baby’s mouth - they may not know how to deal with this. 🥖Some types of bread (especially very soft ones) may be more likely to form a hazardous “gummy ball” in baby’s mouth, like white sliced bread (such as “wonder bread”) So it may be best to wait until ~ 9 months when your baby has more developed chewing skills. However, bread can be offered around 6 months, here are some options: - Lightly toast bread slices and cut into 1-inch pieces or finger-length strips - Offer crusty ends of a baguette or loaf (these usually hold up to baby’s sucking and gnawing) 🥯Although bread is very practical, it may not be as nutrient-rich as other grains or roots and can easily fill up their small stomachs. 🥜So when you serve bread, always try to offer something with it for added nutrition, such as nut butters, spreads and dips. ⚠️ Note: Since the main ingredient in most types of bread is wheat flour, which is one of the most common allergens, it’s important to introduce gluten (wheat) mindfully away from the other top allergens. Check out our app for more information on allergen introduction. If you are wanting more info on how to offer foods safely to baby, Our BLW Meals App has a free food section showing you exactly how and when to offer a variety of foods to babies. You can download in the apple app store or google play store.  #babyledweaning 
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🥖Bread is a basic food item in so many homes and we get lots of questions on how to offer it to babies, so here are some tips: 📝HOW TO CHOOSE Bread should ideally contain: - less than 5 grams of sugar per slice - no honey - little sodium (ideally less than 50-100 mg sodium/slice, if possible) - No large seeds or nuts - Whole grains/oat flour 💡Sourdough (homemade or bakery) can be a good option as it’s not as processed as bread made with baker’s yeast and generally has fewer sweeteners and preservatives.  🍞 HOW TO OFFER 👀Always keep a close watch when offering bread to your little one as it is considered a choking hazard. Bread can easily get gummy and chewy, sticking to baby’s mouth - they may not know how to deal with this. 🥖Some types of bread (especially very soft ones) may be more likely to form a hazardous “gummy ball” in baby’s mouth, like white sliced bread (such as “wonder bread”) So it may be best to wait until ~ 9 months when your baby has more developed chewing skills. However, bread can be offered around 6 months, here are some options: - Lightly toast bread slices and cut into 1-inch pieces or finger-length strips - Offer crusty ends of a baguette or loaf (these usually hold up to baby’s sucking and gnawing) 🥯Although bread is very practical, it may not be as nutrient-rich as other grains or roots and can easily fill up their small stomachs. 🥜So when you serve bread, always try to offer something with it for added nutrition, such as nut butters, spreads and dips. ⚠️ Note: Since the main ingredient in most types of bread is wheat flour, which is one of the most common allergens, it’s important to introduce gluten (wheat) mindfully away from the other top allergens. Check out our app for more information on allergen introduction. If you are wanting more info on how to offer foods safely to baby, Our BLW Meals App has a free food section showing you exactly how and when to offer a variety of foods to babies. You can download in the apple app store or google play store.  #babyledweaning 
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🥖Bread is a basic food item in so many homes and we get lots of questions on how to offer it to babies, so here are some tips: 📝HOW TO CHOOSE Bread should ideally contain: - less than 5 grams of sugar per slice - no honey - little sodium (ideally less than 50-100 mg sodium/slice, if possible) - No large seeds or nuts - Whole grains/oat flour 💡Sourdough (homemade or bakery) can be a good option as it’s not as processed as bread made with baker’s yeast and generally has fewer sweeteners and preservatives.  🍞 HOW TO OFFER 👀Always keep a close watch when offering bread to your little one as it is considered a choking hazard. Bread can easily get gummy and chewy, sticking to baby’s mouth - they may not know how to deal with this. 🥖Some types of bread (especially very soft ones) may be more likely to form a hazardous “gummy ball” in baby’s mouth, like white sliced bread (such as “wonder bread”) So it may be best to wait until ~ 9 months when your baby has more developed chewing skills. However, bread can be offered around 6 months, here are some options: - Lightly toast bread slices and cut into 1-inch pieces or finger-length strips - Offer crusty ends of a baguette or loaf (these usually hold up to baby’s sucking and gnawing) 🥯Although bread is very practical, it may not be as nutrient-rich as other grains or roots and can easily fill up their small stomachs. 🥜So when you serve bread, always try to offer something with it for added nutrition, such as nut butters, spreads and dips. ⚠️ Note: Since the main ingredient in most types of bread is wheat flour, which is one of the most common allergens, it’s important to introduce gluten (wheat) mindfully away from the other top allergens. Check out our app for more information on allergen introduction. If you are wanting more info on how to offer foods safely to baby, Our BLW Meals App has a free food section showing you exactly how and when to offer a variety of foods to babies. You can download in the apple app store or google play store.  #babyledweaning 
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🥖Bread is a basic food item in so many homes and we get lots of questions on how to offer it to babies, so here are some tips: 📝HOW TO CHOOSE Bread should ideally contain: - less than 5 grams of sugar per slice - no honey - little sodium (ideally less than 50-100 mg sodium/slice, if possible) - No large seeds or nuts - Whole grains/oat flour 💡Sourdough (homemade or bakery) can be a good option as it’s not as processed as bread made with baker’s yeast and generally has fewer sweeteners and preservatives.  🍞 HOW TO OFFER 👀Always keep a close watch when offering bread to your little one as it is considered a choking hazard. Bread can easily get gummy and chewy, sticking to baby’s mouth - they may not know how to deal with this. 🥖Some types of bread (especially very soft ones) may be more likely to form a hazardous “gummy ball” in baby’s mouth, like white sliced bread (such as “wonder bread”) So it may be best to wait until ~ 9 months when your baby has more developed chewing skills. However, bread can be offered around 6 months, here are some options: - Lightly toast bread slices and cut into 1-inch pieces or finger-length strips - Offer crusty ends of a baguette or loaf (these usually hold up to baby’s sucking and gnawing) 🥯Although bread is very practical, it may not be as nutrient-rich as other grains or roots and can easily fill up their small stomachs. 🥜So when you serve bread, always try to offer something with it for added nutrition, such as nut butters, spreads and dips. ⚠️ Note: Since the main ingredient in most types of bread is wheat flour, which is one of the most common allergens, it’s important to introduce gluten (wheat) mindfully away from the other top allergens. Check out our app for more information on allergen introduction. If you are wanting more info on how to offer foods safely to baby, Our BLW Meals App has a free food section showing you exactly how and when to offer a variety of foods to babies. You can download in the apple app store or google play store.  #babyledweaning 
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