Now is fine…they even have stage 1 (1st food) baby meats. But at 8 months my son was just starting stage 3 baby food and those are usually combination dinners that have meat in them. So now is a good time, just buy the stage 3 dinner jars… I believe “vegetable beef dinner” is an example of one of them.
You can probably start now. Many stage 3 baby foods contain meat, so you can probably switch over. You should start him off gradually- since he has never had it before, to get him used to the taste and texture. I started feeding my neice Spaghetti O’s with the meatballs around this age (chopped up small of course) and she loved them. They actually contain like a full serving of veggies per small can. She also loves fish, like Salmon, now at 15 months.
Start anytime. If you baby is 8 months old and only on fruits & veggies
and seems satisfied, you can wait, but not too long. Gradually introduce the meat and see how he responds. Stick with the same brand that you are using and next time you shop, look at the meats
and go from there. Your baby will probably be very thankful to you for
adding some more food to the diet.
Now is fine…they even have stage 1 (1st food) baby meats. But at 8 months my son was just starting stage 3 baby food and those are usually combination dinners that have meat in them. So now is a good time, just buy the stage 3 dinner jars… I believe “vegetable beef dinner” is an example of one of them.
You can probably start now. Many stage 3 baby foods contain meat, so you can probably switch over. You should start him off gradually- since he has never had it before, to get him used to the taste and texture. I started feeding my neice Spaghetti O’s with the meatballs around this age (chopped up small of course) and she loved them. They actually contain like a full serving of veggies per small can. She also loves fish, like Salmon, now at 15 months.
Start anytime. If you baby is 8 months old and only on fruits & veggies
and seems satisfied, you can wait, but not too long. Gradually introduce the meat and see how he responds. Stick with the same brand that you are using and next time you shop, look at the meats
and go from there. Your baby will probably be very thankful to you for
adding some more food to the diet.
Any time from 7-8 months. Start with red meats first, then white.