The first thing that infants should be given is soft food, so they should be given bread that has been soaked in hot water, yoghurt and milk. After that, cooked food and broth without meat may be given; then after that, very soft meat that has been thoroughly chewed or chopped very finely may be introduced.

You can be confident that your child is receiving pure, natural, nutritious, and chemical-free infant food by choosing Halal-certified baby food. While there are numerous benefits of feeding your child Halal food, you should know these facts before you buy any infant food.

You should be able to use Halal-certified fresh and healthy ingredients to make homemade Halal baby food. First, give yourself the option of making your baby happy with what they like. Then, try out different combinations of Halal-certified flavors to see which ones they like.

We have compiled a list of baby food recipes for 4 to 12-month-old babies. In this list, you will find less pureed food for babies who turn eight or nine months. Also, they can be easily made with halal ingredients!

Starting solids is a big developmental milestone, for babies and parents alike. It can seem overwhelming, but we’re here to help with guidance on the what, how, and why of introducing whole foods to your little one.