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i think all fruit is OK so long as there are no seeds on them. |
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most probably. ive never tried giving them exotic foods like mangosteen at this age though. just the conventional ones like apples, pears, mangoes and bananas. |
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so long as they dont have allergies then i would say it is ok to give them fruits. |
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yes. kids like fruit and this is a good alternative and healthy instead of giving them chips or junk food. |
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i give them banana, apples, pears and most other fruits at this age. it is good to give them variety. i just stay away from the more exotic kinds. |
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if you give something like watermelon just make sure to take the seeds out. |
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yes. so long as they are seedless and the kids arent allergic then fruits of all kinds are OK. |
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if they like the fruits then yes. |
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fruits are very nutritious, try to make a fruit shake on it, but make sure its fresh fruits |
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Only common fruits that I also eat and won't cause allergies or too acidic. Ya, I avoid exotic fruits. One advice, I have always done this, make sure the fruit are cut into very little pieces. If not in the proper size your baby can handle it can become a choking hazard. |
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