What are some UNSAFE foods for babies that you can easily make SAFE? In this video I’m sharing a few of my LEAST favorite baby foods…with suggestions on how you can modify them to make them safe for your baby to eat!

Foods we are covering in this video are:

• Apples raw apples are a choking hazard but you can slice, peel, core and poach them to make soft strips of cooked apples that babies can safely eat
• Bell Peppers raw, crunchy strips of bell pepper are not safe for babies to eat. You can roast and peel, do low sodium jarred cooked strips or make a romesco sauce instead
• Bread can babies eat bread? Due to its high sodium content, refined grain status and the potential for bread to ball up and get stuck to the baby’s mouth, there are better carbohydrate sources for babies!
• Steak there are lots of safe cuts of beef babies can eat but I don’t offer solid pieces of steak to babies as it is a choking hazard
• Peanut Butter thick globs of nut butter or intact nuts are not safe for babies to eat. You can do thinned out peanut butter or low sodium baby peanut puffs instead

00:00 Introduction
00:27 5 new foods per week
01:03 How to make apples safe for babies to eat
01:53 How to make bell peppers safe for babies to eat
03:12 When can babies eat bread?
04:54 How to make beef safe for babies to eat
05:46 The safest way to offer peanuts to your baby
07:05 15 more foods never to feed your baby



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BREAD When can babies have bread? Learn more about safely offering your baby bread in this episode of my BABYLED WEANING MADE EASY podcast called “Bread: When Can Babies Safely Eat Bread?” at https://blwpodcast.com/episodes/183



ROMESCO Raw bell peppers are a choking hazard for babies. Learn how to make bell peppers safe for babies to eat in this YouTube video (I also share my romesco recipe which is another easy way to introduce baby to tree nut):    • Please don’t feed your baby this food  



RED MEAT Solid pieces of meat like steak and pork chop are not safe for babies to eat. There are LOTS of ways you can make cuts of beef or pork safe for babies and I’m sharing some in this episode of the BABYLED WEANING MADE EASY podcast: “Red Meat Your Baby Can Safely Eat” at https://blwpodcast.com/episodes/177



15 FOODS NEVER TO FEED Looking for my list of 15 foods not to feed your baby? These foods are dangerous for babies because most of them are choking hazards…but there’s a surprise food on there that has nothing to do with choking.

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All of the information provided in this video is provided for educational purposes only and is not intended to supersede or replace the guidance or instruction of your primary care practitioner. Always seek the advice of a physician or other qualified healthcare provider regarding a medical condition. In the event of a medical emergency, contact your local emergency assistance.