BLW lunch ideas

Currently we are on 2 meals a day, we do a mixture of purees and BLW.

I would like his lunch to be BLW only, as I want him to get used to feeding himself as much as possible.

I was thinking along the ideas of little sandwiches, veggie tots, pizza wraps etc.

He's is quite good at feeding himself "snack" foods like cucumbers, tomatoes, melty crisps etc and is currently on purees for 10 month olds so is quite good with chunks.

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My LO exactly the same as yours. At present instagram my go to on ideas but would love to see other people food ideas xx

I follow a account on instragram Baby Led Weaning Cookbook, she uploads recipes on there and they are so easy.
I do potato rostis, pinwheels, sandwiches, toast, omelette, egg muffins, pancakes, pasta and always give some fruit or salad on the side. I do alot of batch cooking so it does make it easier and I can get bits out in the morning

My daughter loves omelettes that I make in a Yorkshire pudding tray! Perfect little size for her and I cut it into strips. Always add cheese and a range of fillings x

We tend to have a snacky lunch rather than a ‘proper’ meal. She loves cheese triangles, fruit (nana,strawberry, blueberries), yoghurt and melty puffs, but I also will make her egg bites/muffins or pancakes and she demolishes those. The egg bites are good to do a batch of and they keep for a few days as an easy go to! ☺️

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