Stage 2:
So your little one has mastered the art of sitting up right and eating with spoon? You both need a round of applause. It wasn’t easy trying and tasting and all those new flavors but you remained strong and now we are ready to move to the next stage.
Food in Stage 2 is about understanding different flavors and moving to the next step in texture i.e pureed food. The baby is still learning to eat with the spoon and develop oral muscle and mechanism to swallow thicker foods and not drink only.
Stage 2 foods are:
We recommend that you offer Stage 2 baby food at least 2 times a day. As these food are still low in calories they do not replace the need for milk.
If the baby is unable to finish the serving in one setting, you can always use it at the next meal time. You can add these to your favorite grain or sugar free cereal or yogurt.
Beef-Spinach-Carrot.
Loaded with proteins. Good source of Iron, Vitamin A and B12
No added salt or sugar.
Directions:
Consistency should be like a puree, add water or breast milk to warmed food to get desired consistency.
Check temperature before feeding. Use within 48 hours after thawing. Don’t refreeze.
Serving suggestion:
Use as is or add to your favorite sugar free cereal.
Or serve it with yogurt for extra nutrition.
Carrots Zucchini Banana
Healthy blend of seasonal fruits & veggies
Good source of Vitamin A and Folate
Contains Pumpkin Seed Powder
Directions:
Consistency should be like a puree, add water or breast milk to warmed food to get desired consistency.
Check temperature before feeding. Use within 48 hours after thawing. Don’t refreeze.
Serving suggestion:
Use as is or add to your favorite sugar free cereal.
Or serve it with yogurt for extra nutrition.
Chicken Broccoli Apple
Loaded with proteins
Good source of Vitamin C and Folate
No added salt or sugar
Directions:
Consistency should be like a puree, add water or breast milk to warmed food to get desired consistency.
Check temperature before feeding. Use within 48 hours after thawing. Don’t refreeze.
Serving suggestion:
Use as is or add to your favorite sugar free cereal.
Or serve it with yogurt for extra nutrition.
Sweet Potatoes Carrots Beets
Nutritious Medley of Winter Veggies
Good source of Fiber, Vitamin A and Folate
Directions:
Consistency should be like a puree, add water or breast milk to warmed food to get desired consistency.
Check temperature before feeding. Use within 48 hours after thawing. Don’t refreeze.
Serving suggestion:
Use as is or add to your favorite sugar free cereal.
Or serve it with yogurt for extra nutrition.
Pumpkin Broccoli Apple
Healthy Mix of Winter Fruits and Veggies
Loaded with Vitamin A, C and Folate
Good Source of Fiber and proteins
Contains Ragi (Finger Millet)
Directions:
Consistency should be like a puree, add water or breast milk to warmed food to get desired consistency.
Check temperature before feeding. Use within 48 hours after thawing. Don’t refreeze.
Serving suggestion:
Use as is or or serve it with yogurt for extra nutrition.
