Weaning- start with sweet or savoury?

I started with a few things at once, like pumpkin, avocado, and maybe smashed peas. They only know what you introduce, so I encourage trying to start with produce if you're not doing puree food.

We started our baby BLW on a strawberry, probably controversial but we were planning on doing avocado but it wasn’t ripe enough, and I was very anxious so I thought if I put it off any longer I’d make myself more worried! He’s now 13 months and everyone says how he’s such a good eater! Just do what you feel is right and what you have in the house already!
You can give porridge in the morning if that’s the meal you’d like to start with and when making dinner for yourself do a little extra veg for them to eat something with you ( them watching you eat and chew is very good for them as they copy you) that doesn’t mean and extra meal, it’s just them exploring a new flavour and texture by doing it like that☺️ we started with dinner just because my husband was home and we did the BLW approach so I just felt more comfortable having someone else there. Give your LO porridge an hour after their first bottle and then just some veg when you have dinner, don’t over complicate it-

Honestly hun u will know when your baby is ready for a second meal. I started weaning my baby girl about 5 months on melty puffs (veg flavored ones by Ella kitchen) with her normal bottles though the day, round 6 months I started her with one meal a day around 5-7 before her night time bottle at 8pm. She’s now on 2 meals a day from 8 months old (she’s now nearly 10 months old) her meals are at set times
Dinner 12-2
Tea time 5-7
I’ve tried everything with her from beef stew to sweet potatoes ect
She’s loves her fruit which isn’t a bad thing.
Anything we have to eat she wants.
I would also get egg into their diet early so they don’t come to the baby being allergic to it.
I’ve made home made carrot and sweet potato puree in the blender she likes that.
But she does have a fruit pudding every day for her dinner (by Ella’s kitchen)
Hope this helps.
Also if u think your baby isn’t full from a meal you’re not doing anything wrong it’s just them getting used to the new taste and textures

I really don’t think it matters as long as you consistently offer a variety… some foods you’ll have to offer over and over again before babies are even willing to taste it or eventually enjoy it. My breast milk is sweet so I assumed my daughter would have a preference for sweet tasting foods. She was EBF for the first 6 months and her first taste was pear. She enjoyed it then but won’t even look at pears now. First veggie was broccoli and she didn’t like it then but has loved it since about 9 months of age. I’ve given her whatever we’ve eaten (mostly savoury foods) since 7m and she enjoys homemade savoury lunches and dinners the most now. We avoided sugar for the first year apart from little licks of ice cream in the summer. Fruit is the trickiest for us, there’s a bunch she wont eat.
Also, I crushed plain oats for breakfast porridge from 6-7m.

We did most veggies, meat stock, bone broth, steak etc before introducing any fruit and honestly so worth it! She’s 18 months now and the biggest foodie, will eat anything and everything, has a great immune system and I believe our approach really helped give her gut the best start

I offered plain porridge first (baby porridge cause it’s smooth) then I did vegetables, one for a few days then a different one then mixed the two together and continued that with different veggies. She really liked them so I wasn’t worried and fruits have a lot more sugar in too. After I introduced fruit she stopped wanting to eat vegetables for about a month lol.
They’ll only eat a tiny bit to start so just enjoy the next few weeks before they start wanting to feed themselves haha xx

we started offering solids at 6 months, and didn’t offer fruit until 8/9 months. seemed to work because my 3.5yo loves veg and doesn’t have a fruit/sweets preference