Food chart/Meal plan-9 month old baby
Are you at your wit’s end as for how to make your baby eat???
This is the period when both the mom and baby become bored with meal times due to the never-ending fuss for eating, teething problems and so on.
So here is how to make your baby develop an interest in food and enjoy mealtimes.
Variety
Feed him a variety of foods, try not to repeat a fruit or vegetable in a week. That is the greatest mistake we do, we think baby likes a food and feed his favorite food repeatedly, the baby gets bored of it and starts rejecting food altogether.
Feed in Frequent intervals
Feed little amounts at frequent intervals. The aim is not to make the baby eat a whole large meal, it is to introduce a variety of foods per day and make him eat a little every meal. By feeding them at frequent intervals with different foods proper nutrition can be ensured.
Stop Purees
It is time to stop pureeing everything. By now the baby would have developed teeth and give some work to the new teeth !!! Puree only foods that are hard for the baby to chew, other foods can be made into a slight mash and fed through pre-loaded spoons.
Make mealtimes fun
Make mealtime a happy time by playing innovative games to make them eat, like a lion and hare story, aeroplane story and so on….
Some babies have ” High chair anxiety ” when they see you bringing the high chair for meal time, they start fidgeting, crying and end up in refusing the food. If this is the case, then have your meals in the garden, patio, living room, kids playroom or on the move in the pram around the neighborhood….
Frozen Treats
Make Popsicle of the fruit purees and allow your baby to suck upon, they enjoy the activity and it also helps to soothe sore gums.Frozen breastmilk popsicle makes a great teething reliever.
Having sorted out the feeding difficulties, let us move on to the diet chart. The diet chart for 9 months is not very different from the 8 months baby food chart only with minor changes.
The Diet chart planner of 8 and 9 month are available, please click the link below the post.
Check out Here to know what are the requisites for solid feeding your baby.
Please follow the 3 Day Rule before introducing any new food.
Food chart/Meal plan-9 month old baby
Week 1
Day | Breakfast | Mid Morning Snack | Lunch | Afternoon Snack | Dinner |
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Monday | Steamed Dosa | Veg soup | Plain Khichdi | Apple fingers | Homemade Cerelac |
Tuesday | Sooji Kheer | Boiled Egg Yolk/Veg FF | Plain Pongal | Grape juice | Oats Porridge |
Wednesday | Idli | Apple Sauce | Carrot Khichdi | Carrot fingers | Wheat Almond Porridge |
Thursday | Oats Pancake | Bread Sticks | Plain Ghee Rice | Chickoo Mash | Sooji Porridge |
Friday | HM Rice Cereal | Pumpkin Rava Sticks | Flavoured Pongal | Banana discs | Oats Apple Porridge |
Saturday | Wheat Kheer | Yogurt | Vegetable Khichdi | Frozen Banana | Pongal |
Sunday | Banana Pancake | Boiled Egg Yolk/Fruit FF | Tomato Khichdi | SweetPotato Finger | Brown Rice Cereal |
Week 2
Day | Breakfast | Mid Morning Snack | Lunch | Afternoon Snack | Dinner |
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Monday | Ragi Porridge | Cheese | Pumpkin Khichdi | Papaya Fingers | Wheat Cereal |
Tuesday | Apple Pancakes | Scrambled Egg Yolk/ Bread FF | Sweet Pongal | Beet Sticks | Plain Khichdi |
Wednesday | Oats Kheer | Apple Smoothie | Pepper Ghee Rice | Bread Sticks | Steamed Dosa |
Thursday | HM Rice Cereal | Chicken/veg soup | Spinach Khichdi | Pear Fingers | Homemade Cerelac |
Friday | Plain Pancakes | Cheese sticks | Masala Pongal | Arbi Fingers | Mashed Rotis |
Saturday | Oats Banana Porridge | Plain Yogurt | Potato Khichdi | Kiwi delight | Wheat Porridge |
Sunday | Tofu Meal | Boiled Chicken/ Veg FF | Vegetable Rice | Bread Sticks | Idli |
Week 3
Day | Breakfast | Mid Morning Snack | Lunch | Afternoon Snack | Dinner |
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Monday | Ragi Sheera | Carrot balls | Plain Khichdi | Bread sticks | Barley Porridge |
Tuesday | Home Made Cerelac | Pepper Egg/Fried Apple | Palak Khichdi | Tomato juice | Steamed Dosa |
Wednesday | Wheat Pancakes | Baked Potato | Egg Yolk Rice | Cereal Snack Bars | Mixed flour roti |
Thursday | Oats Porridge | Banana fingers | Ghee Rice | Tomato juice | Sooji Porridge |
Friday | Ragi Dosa | Chicken/veg Soup | Mixed Veg Khichdi | Orange pieces | Sago Kheer |
Saturday | Mini Idli | Banana Yogurt | Flavoured Pongal | Cauliflower Fry | Oats Porridge |
Sunday | Plain Pancakes | Cheese | Louki Khichdi | Ragi Laddu | Plain Khichdi |
Week 4
Day | Breakfast | Mid Morning Snack | Lunch | Afternoon Snack | Dinner |
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Monday | Plain Pasta | Mixed fruit bowl | Tomato Khichdi | Corn Peas Patties | Carrot Pancakes |
Tuesday | Veg Dosa | Banana Smoothie | Masala Pongal | Palak Soup | Oats Porridge |
Wednesday | Ragi Cake | Cheese | Pumpkin Khichdi | Avacado Mash | HM rice cereal |
Thursday | Banana Pancake | Egg scrambled/Pumpkin balls | Chicken/Plain Rice | Veg Stock | Sooji Kheer |
Friday | Homemade Cerelac | Pear Yogurt | Ash gourd Khichdi | Paneer Kheer | Wheat Almond Porridge |
Saturday | Fruit Oats porridge | Chicken fry/Veg Finger | Sweet Pongal | Apple Smoothie | Masala Dosa for Babies |
Sunday | Eggless Pancakes | Beet Halwa | Vegetable Khichdi | Cheese | Vegetable Wheat porridge |
Click here to download the meal planner for 8 and 9 months.
The information presented here is meant as a guide and does not replace professional medical advice. You should always discuss your baby’s dietary requirements with your doctor.
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