Introducing Solid Foods
Finger foods Finger food is food that’s cut up into pieces big enough for your baby to hold in their fist and stick out of the top of it - pieces about the size of your own finger work well. Your baby learns to chew this way. 556447 COI Solid Food.indd 56447 COI Solid Food.indd 5 111/02/2011 12:521/02/2011 12:52
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