Eggs are an ideal food for babies when starting solids. Here’s how to cook the perfect hard-boiled egg for a baby and tips on serving eggs to your infant.

Read more from pediatric food expert about which foods to introduce with baby-led weaning, learning signs of readiness for solids, and ensuring safe feeding.

Is your baby spitting out food frequently? Read more from a pediatric dietitian about common reasons for food spitting during infancy and what to do about it.

During baby-led weaning, pasta for baby is a soft, early finger food that’s nutritious, versatile, affordable, and easy to swallow. Find serving tips here!

Can babies have almond milk and get all the nutrients they need? The short answer is no – read more to find out why, and what to offer instead.

If you’re wondering when and how to prepare toast for babies and which breads and toast toppings are best during baby-led weaning, this article will help.

Is your BLW baby ready for cucumbers? Here's what you need to know about how to safely serve cucumbers to 6-12-month-olds during baby-led weaning.

Ripe, soft pears are loaded with nutrients and ideal in texture for babies. Here's everything you need to know about serving pears during baby-led weaning.

Learn more about baby food with butternut squash here! We’ll cover how it can work well as a puree for spoon-feeding or finger food for baby-led weaning.

Can babies eat maple syrup? Let's look at some potential downsides of giving maple syrup to babies and when it’s fine to start serving it more regularly.

If you're on the hunt for some baby-led weaning food ideas for Thanksgiving, check out these BLW serving tips, recipes, meal modifications, and foods to avoid.

Babies tend to self-regulate food & nutrient intake when fed responsively. For a general sense of their needs, here's a free printable baby feeding chart.