Egg allergies

Hey! My little ones got an egg allergy and I’m just finding it hard to find egg free recipes for weaning, he’s nearly 10 months for reference!
Dinners aren’t so bad because I give him a version of whatever I have but breakfast / lunch I struggle, he hates porridge and any kind of purées, he wants to hold food so any baby lead recipes would be great!
I breastfeed so am also egg free so if anyone has any vegan cake recipes / shop bought recommendations, it’s my birthday next weekend and would love a really good cake and potentially if the allergy isn’t grown out of by his first birthday!

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Have you had allergy test carried out? My girl is also allergic to an egg, but she tolerates all baked stuff as well as things like fresh egg pasta, it’s just a light cooked egg she doesn’t tolerate, so I would definitely get that checked. They can also determine whether he is allergic to yolk or white.

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we used the fake egg substitute for my little girl so we could still make pancakes and things that needed binding together using egg x

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The annabel karmel app is good for egg free recipes. There is a chocolate birthday cake recipe that is really nice. I used it for my sons 1st birthday cake.
The cake shop's cakes are all egg free if you wanted to buy one. I am egg free too because of breastfeeding, for tea we just always cook egg free meals and he has what we have x

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