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Baby Food Combination Ideas for Making Creative & Yummy Combinations with Foods your Baby will Love.
Do I still need to follow the "4 day wait rule" when I make baby food combinations?
When you have introduced your baby to a variety of foods and you know that no allergies are present, you are free to begin combining different foods together. For example, if you have introduced apples and acorn squash, you can combine them and add one new food to the combination. In this example, should your baby have a reaction, you would know it was the new food added to the "old" foods that may be the culprit.
Please insure that your combos are age appropriate for your baby - we have made age suggestions however you should determine if they suit your baby's needs. Make combinations only when you have introduced all foods separately and have checked for food allergies.
(See Also Meals for Fingers & It's Mealtime Baby. links)
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Vegetable Baby Food Combination Ideas
Baby Food Combinations For Beginners 

Squashy Sweet Potato
Blend acorn or butternut squash together with sweet potatoes
Squashy Apple Sweet Potato
Blend apples, acorn or butternut squash together with sweet potatoes
Green Beans and Apples or Pears
Blend green beans with apples and/or pears
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Spicy Squash or Sweet Potatoes
Add some cinnamon and/or nutmeg to baby's squash or sweet potatoes
Green Beans and Potatoes
Blend white potatoes and green beans together - add a bit of pear or applesauce for extra Yum
Sweet Pea Stew
Mix Peas and Carrots with Applesauce, Rice or Oatmeal and Yogurt.
Carrot Stew
Mix Apples and Carrots with Rice, Oatmeal and Yogurt.
Sweet Potato Pie
Mix sweet potato, yogurt, cereal and a dash of cinnamon, top with powdered Cheerios - mix well
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Fruit Baby Food Combination Ideas
(you may cook some of the fruits together or blend already prepared fruits.)
Baby Food Combinations For Beginners 

Apple Cereal
Blend applesauce together with oatmeal or rice cereal
Pumpkin Cereal
Blend pumpkin puree together with oatmeal or rice cereal
Banana-'Cado
Blend Avocado and Bananas for a great meal or add the blend to baby's cereal.
Apple-Pear Sauce
Blend Apples and Pears (yummy when both are cooked together.)
Pumpkin Bananas
Blend pumpkin puree together with bananas
Pumpkin Bananas Applesauce
Blend pumpkin puree together with bananas and applesauce
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Apple Pie
Combine cereal, yogurt and applesauce together adding a dash of cinnamon, top with powdered Cheerios - mix well
Pumpkin Pie
Blend pumpkin puree together with cereal, yogurt and add a dash of cinnamon or nutmeg, top with powdered Cheerios - mix well
Blueberry (Yogurt) Medley
Mix Blueberry, Apple, and Pear Sauce. Add yogurt if appropriate. Sprinkle with Powdered Cheerios (optional) are better for health and the environment.
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Meats and Protein Baby Food Combination Ideas![]()

(8 months and Older unless advised by your pediatrician)
Add rice, noodles, or barley for a "hearty" meal.
Meat & Protein Baby Food Combinations
Turkey/Chicken/Beef Dinner
Blend turkey or chicken or beef with applesauce and squash for a yummy meal.
Blend turkey or chicken or beef with sweet potatoes and/or applesauce
Blend turkey or chicken or beef with sweet potatoes and carrots
Blend turkey or chicken or beef with applesauce and/or carrots
Blend turkey or chicken or beef with pumpkin and squash
Tofu Dinner
Blend tofu, applesauce and squash together for a yummy meal.
Blend tofu, avocado and pears together
Blend tofu, blueberries and bananas together
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Salt and sugar are never needed when making baby food. Omit these items, preferably at ALL times, in your baby's everyday meals. Other spices such as cinnamon, garlic powder, pepper etc.. may be introduced as early as 7 months with your pediatricians consult.
Combinations from our Yucky but Yummy Baby Food Recipes Contest.
Our Links of Interest:
Shortcuts to Self-Feeding Foods
Baby Food Dip Recipes - Fun Self-Feeding
Transitioning to Sippy Cups between ages 6 months to 12 months.
Baby Menu Sample - We have compiled a sample menu schedule of what a baby might be eating from 4-8 months old and 8-12 months old.
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Yummy & Tasty Baby Food Combinations - Welcome to our Homemade Baby Food Combination Recipes page.
Leave your own thoughts of "what foods go well together and what foods do not" behind you as you step into the kitchen to conjure up a meal for your baby.
Many babies love spinach and peaches while adults would never dream of eating such a combination.
Babies do not have the discriminating palates that adults do. They do not know that certain foods should simply never be mixed.
Fruits and veggies are nice mixes for baby; applesauce and carrots is yummy as is peas and pears.
Solid Foods for Baby
Useful articles and charts to help you with the fun and folly of introducing baby to solid foods.

MORE HOMEMADE BABY FOOD RECIPES & RECIPE TOPICS
View these pages for more tips & topics on baby feeding & cooking baby foods.
- Freezing Homemade Baby Foods
- Vitamins & Minerals in Baby's Foods
- Baby Food Myths - Archived
- Baby Food Recipes Downloads
- Freebies for Baby
The 4th Edition of our Wholesome Baby Food Recipes eBook released in October 2007, is available.
Bake Fruits for Baby Food.
Have you ever baked a peach or baked apples? If not, we think you should give it a try.
Baby Smoothie Recipes - try these yummy baby smoothie recipes.
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Instead of pureeing - chop or cut foods into small bits and give as a Snack. Use whatever fruit, veggie and/or meat combo you please. Make sure that baby has had each ingredient individually first serving up your Snack or Meal creations.
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Combinations from our Yucky but Yummy Baby Food Recipes Contest.




