7 month old baby pancakes

We used the organic virgin coconut oil we bought for his dry skin when he was born so it wasn’t such a bad idea getting it all over his face & hands!So glad he liked them Kim. Information on wholesomebabyfood.com is presented for educational purposes only.

There was a few left over that I had for breakfast which is always nice when I don’t have to fuss and can eat whatever he’s eating. And do not be worried how your champ will swallow them – gums help the babies big deal.
You could add extra fruit to it for flavour though.I made these for my 10 month olds first finger food. Really good and lovely with fresh fruit.If I don’t have any bananas could I use Gerber’s baby food banana’s?Made these this morning and my 8 month gobbled it up. Baby Cereal Pancakes can be great finger food. So thankyouMy 8 month old loooooooves these! Can I bake this instead of frying the pancake? Perfect for baby led weaning and older children too!Quick and easy sugar free flapjacks or oat bars, perfect…Easy pancakes made with just three ingredients - oats, eggs…Babies will love this deliciously sweet combination of strawberries, watermelon…Hi there,I read your blog named “Two Ingredient Pancakes for Baby Led Weaning – My Fussy Eater | Healthy Kids Recipes” regularly.Your humoristic style is awesome, keep it up! I added some cinnamon, blended the batter in my baby bullet, and cooked these on my electric skillet. 3 kids; 1 angel baby; Windsor, Ontario So simple and healthy but feel like a treat Thank you for all your kind words. I am so glad she enjoyed them!I feel like an idiot I don’t know what I’m doing wrongHi Jessica, make sure they are fully cooked on one side before trying to flip them. !Great recipes!! I specialise in fussy eating and share tips and tricks to get your kids eating better along with lots of family friendly recipes. My 18 month old loves them and so do I! They were so easy to make too. Ingredients: 1 cup whole wheat flour (this will make a dense pancake; you can use 1 1/2 cups of all purpose flour if you prefer) 1/2 cup uncooked commercial baby barley cereal from the box (or rice ommercial baby cereal)

These pancakes are ideal for baby led weaning as they are soft to eat and really easy for babies to pick up with their hands. She’s not normally interested in breakfast but these were wolfed downI have read so many articles or reviews regarding the bloggerThis was a big hit with my 10 month old. I couldn’t believe it. Thanks a lotIt might work but I can’t say for certain as I never tried it myself.I added 2 tablespoons of milled flaxseed with the mashed banana, then added to the egg.
She only has one tooth that just came in so I just make sure it is soft enough for her to gum.

I have even included my own hints and tips for making these pancakes below as well.Add cinnamon, nutmeg, dash of vanilla or other flavorings if you wish.We continue to receive kudos about this recipe that has but as of late, we have received 2 emails concerning a “rubbery and spongy” issue with the Baby Cereal Pancakes. I tried these pancakes and finally found something they enjoyed eating and that I felt safe letting them snack on!

Leave out for a few hours to defrost and then reheat as above.If you try my recipe please do leave me a comment and a star rating below.

Might put it on my christmas list! Also, bananas and eggs can vary in size so maybe add more oats if the mixture is looking too runny.Delicious! I'm a food writer and cookbook author and I'm always looking for new ways to make food fun and interesting for kids!

!My 12 month old loves these, and I love that they’re so easy and nutritious! From 7 months old forward, your baby should be eating between one and two tablespoons of protein twice a day. Needs another ingredient to bind it.What did I do wrong?? and where to keep it ?Hi Nada, yes they are safe to keep in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 3 days.I made them for my 8month old this morning and she loved them, I even made one for myself, there delicious !!! I really just eye ball it and sometimes add more after making the first batch.

3 kids; Nasinu, Fiji Thanks!In the video the banana I used was very large so I used 2 eggs. Thank you!I tried it today my baby loved it. I followed the recipe as written and they tasted good but were so mushy they were inedible. I added a scoop of formula & some almond milk. ... Myb18 month old loves these pancakes and they are so easy to make. I was really excited about this recipe and it smelled amazing… but they wouldn’t cook enough to flip, fell apart and then burned really fast. Baby Cereal Pancakes are great for using up any leftover commercial baby cereal. Worked out great then added chopped blueberries at the end – 8 month old loved it.I just made these and they smell so yummy I wanted to nibble on it myself but no, they are for my little man to try!Hey mommies!