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On top of spaghetti…. …or all by themselves: babies love meatballs! 🍝🎉 ✔️Ground beef may be introduced as soon as baby is ready to start solids, which is generally around 6 months of age. ✔️Cooked ground beef is a protein-rich food that is often high in fats to fuel baby’s rapid growth. It is also filled with other essential nutrients, such as iron, zinc, selenium, choline, and vitamin B6 which developing babies need.  ✔️Meat is a common choking hazard, though ground beef is less of a risk than, say, a cube or chunk of steak, which doesn’t fall apart as easily. By age:  ➡️ 6mos+ : Mix ground beef that has been cooked well-done into an easy-to-scoop food like mashed potatoes, polenta, or mashed veggies. Alternatively, prepare burgers, meatballs, or patties that are at least 2 inches (5 cm) in diameter and cooked until the internal temperature reaches 160 F (71 C). Make sure the cooked burger or meatball is soft enough to be easily smushed by baby’s gums.  ➡️ 9 mos+: Break meatballs or burger patties into small, bite-sized pieces to offer an opportunity for babies and toddlers to practice their pincer grasp and fine motor skills. If baby is not quite ready to pick up smaller pieces of food, you can continue to offer ground beef in sauces or as whole burgers, kebobs, meatballs, or patties that are at least 2 inches (5 cm) in diameter and cooked until the internal temperature has reached 160 F (71 C). Dipping the meat in applesauce, guacamole, yogurt, or other sauces can aid swallowing. ➡️ 18 mos+ : This age can be a good time to serve a whole hamburger (as a sandwich with a bun and other toppings, rather than deconstructed with the bun and patty consumed separately). Continue to cook the meat until it has reached an internal temperature of 160 F (71 C).  ⭐️ For complete details on how to serve any food to babies, including ground beef, download the Solid Starts  App at the link in our bio  #babyledweaning #firstfoods #solidstarts #100firstfoods #blwtips
On top of spaghetti…. …or all by themselves: babies love meatballs! 🍝🎉 ✔️Ground beef may be introduced as soon as baby is ready to start solids, which is generally around 6 months of age. ✔️Cooked ground beef is a protein-rich food that is often high in fats to fuel baby’s rapid growth. It is also filled with other essential nutrients, such as iron, zinc, selenium, choline, and vitamin B6 which developing babies need. ✔️Meat is a common choking hazard, though ground beef is less of a risk than, say, a cube or chunk of steak, which doesn’t fall apart as easily. By age: ➡️ 6mos+ : Mix ground beef that has been cooked well-done into an easy-to-scoop food like mashed potatoes, polenta, or mashed veggies. Alternatively, prepare burgers, meatballs, or patties that are at least 2 inches (5 cm) in diameter and cooked until the internal temperature reaches 160 F (71 C). Make sure the cooked burger or meatball is soft enough to be easily smushed by baby’s gums. ➡️ 9 mos+: Break meatballs or burger patties into small, bite-sized pieces to offer an opportunity for babies and toddlers to practice their pincer grasp and fine motor skills. If baby is not quite ready to pick up smaller pieces of food, you can continue to offer ground beef in sauces or as whole burgers, kebobs, meatballs, or patties that are at least 2 inches (5 cm) in diameter and cooked until the internal temperature has reached 160 F (71 C). Dipping the meat in applesauce, guacamole, yogurt, or other sauces can aid swallowing. ➡️ 18 mos+ : This age can be a good time to serve a whole hamburger (as a sandwich with a bun and other toppings, rather than deconstructed with the bun and patty consumed separately). Continue to cook the meat until it has reached an internal temperature of 160 F (71 C). ⭐️ For complete details on how to serve any food to babies, including ground beef, download the Solid Starts App at the link in our bio #babyledweaning #firstfoods #solidstarts #100firstfoods #blwtips

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