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Baby Puree
It has been 180 days since your baby was born. You have fed your baby, whom you avoid even from your eyes, only with your milk for 6 months. Now your baby needs complementary foods. So, which additional food products will you start the transition process by giving him/her first? How will you know if the complementary foods you will feed your baby are safe? Which method should your baby start with these complementary foods? What foods can your baby digest? These are the issues that mothers have the most difficulty with during the transition to solid food and the questions they ask the most.


It is appropriate to feed your babies fruit and vegetable purees, cereals such as yoghurt, rice and oats, linden and fennel teas, and cumin, dried mint and cinnamon at the 6th month, which is the beginning of the transition to complementary foods. Baby purees are one of the first preferred supplementary foods because they can be easily consumed by your baby both in terms of the vitamins they contain and because they are grain-free. 6-month-old baby purees are necessary for your baby who is inconvenient to eat raw vegetables and fruits. Especially fruit purees are foods that make your baby's digestion easier. In addition, since the taste of fruits is delicious, your baby quickly gets used to the taste of these purees and does not refuse the food. It would be appropriate to give apple puree, apricot puree, pear puree to babies who are over 6 months old. You can mash many different vegetables, especially carrots, and feed them to your baby.

Types of Baby Puree

The 6-month-old baby, who has been accustomed to being fed with breast milk since birth, should be introduced to fruit purees and vegetable purees little by little. Fruit puree should initially be tasted with the tip of a teaspoon. Since fruit puree is a new taste for the baby and consuming a food other than breast milk is a different experience, you should continue and follow the tasting process for three days and monitor whether your baby has any allergic reactions to this new food. For detailed information with the 3-day rule, What is the 3-Day Rule in Transition to Additional Food? You can check out our blog post.


The ingredients used in making fruit purees and vegetable purees for a 6-month-old baby should be clean, fresh, seasonal and natural. It is very difficult to be sure that ready-made baby puree varieties do not contain any chemicals. For this reason, you can choose the puree of vegetables and fruit purees from Chef Anne 6 months, which are produced from completely natural products under hygienic conditions, with peace of mind. Chef Anne mixed fruit puree is made with apple, apricot and oatmeal and is prepared without any additives or preservatives. In addition, Chef Mom also produces apple puree, banana apricot puree, pear puree, carrot puree and mixed vegetable puree for babies. Chef Anne's mixed vegetable puree is prepared with carrots, peas, potatoes and unsalted capia pepper paste, which has an important place in the nutrition of 6-month-old babies. It is aimed to strengthen the immune system of babies by adding bone broth to mixed vegetable puree. You can easily order baby puree varieties prepared from natural materials with mother's care from this category. You can find Chef Anne's additive-free, homemade vegetable and fruit puree recipes both on the website and on the Youtube channel.

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