If your baby is around 6-8 months old, you can introduce chicken in a couple of ways, according to the reference provided. Here's how:
Chicken Preparation Methods for Babies (6-8 Months)
Here's a breakdown of how to safely and effectively feed chicken to your baby:
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Chicken Puree:
- Cook the chicken thoroughly. Ensure it's fully cooked to eliminate any harmful bacteria.
- Blend the cooked chicken with a liquid until it reaches a smooth, puree consistency. Good liquid options include:
- Broth
- Water
- Breastmilk
- Serve the puree on its own or mixed with other pureed vegetables.
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Finely Chopped/Minced Chicken:
- Cook the chicken completely.
- Finely chop or mince the cooked chicken. The key is to make the pieces very small to minimize any potential choking hazards.
- Serve on its own or mixed into other foods.
Important Considerations:
- Start small. Introduce chicken in small quantities to check for any allergic reactions or sensitivities.
- Texture matters. Ensure the texture is appropriate for your baby's developmental stage.
- Always supervise. Always supervise your baby while they are eating.
