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| |    Finger Foods for Babies by Mary Silva, M.S., R.D. reviewed by Laura Jana, M.D., F.A.A.P. Mealtime for babies is not simply about meeting nutritional standards--it's a learning experience that involves exploring and independence as well. Finger foods, while fun, also can help teach babies hand-to-mouth coordination. Remember that every infant is different, so even though some are eager to try new flavors, shapes, and textures, others may be more cautious. Follow your instincts when it comes to what your baby can handle. Once he seems ready, consider giving him these tried-and-true favorites:
Cook and dice these into bite-size pieces:
Just cut these into bite-size pieces:
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