small, diced fruit.

https://www.reddit.com/r/node/comments/6dddcg/cheerio_alternative/, New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast, Press J to jump to the feed. It seems like most browsers have a firebug/web inspector that expresses dom nodes positions in xpath. eval(ez_write_tag([[580,400],'mamapedia_com-box-4','ezslot_3',638,'0','0']));Graham crackers, nilla wafers and Kix cereal were always favorites since my nephews were little. I used to just give my daughters whatever I was serving for dinner, just cut up into teeny-tiny pieces.

Thanks for the other stuff, though. The protein part surprised and pleased me. I'm used to vanilla JS. Just bake them up and puree them with a little water (the SP) for a smooth texture! Easy Peasy, Lemon Squeezy! But I can just select the elements using ordinary CSS-like selectors. (Allergy, or...?) I don't want to use jQuery syntax to select DOM elements.

Why would I ever use xpath? These are okay, the kids preferred the regular snacks instead, the ones in the cookie isle. We love the Trader Joe's organic Os, but they seemed to have a lot of sodium in them.

eval(ez_write_tag([[300,250],'mamapedia_com-banner-1','ezslot_4',640,'0','0']));Brown rice cakes - they are like the old fashioned big thick round ones but much thinner and square. gets all over their face. Any thoughts on Pirate Booty, which my nanny is advocating? So okay for at home, less so when you're out and about. I need a package where I can do js dom operations over Node.js. Baby Mum-Mum rice crackers, avocado and shredded apples. Whole Food's 365 brand has their own cheerios.

Also, we are doing other finger foods like tofu and ripe fruit but I want something portable but suitable for 10 mo+ with front teeth. Posted by u/[deleted] 1 year ago. They do NOT fall apart in disgusting mushy pieces all over the place.

The raspberries and strawberries can be messy. Beans are also a great finger food. Explore our range of delicious recipes, from gluten free snacks to nutritious cereal bars and muffins. Pears are another fave baby food item, along with sweet potatoes. Softly steamed veggies- all kinds NBinMN - I make my own baby food, too, which is why I specified that I do NOT want suggestions for the marketed finger foods. I don't want to use jQuery syntax to select DOM elements. Do Oatios dissolve?

Do you? I was relying on Cheerios as my gateway finger food, but I have to cut that one out. (Allergy has not been confirmed, and I don't want "baby food".

eval(ez_write_tag([[250,250],'mamapedia_com-medrectangle-4','ezslot_2',637,'0','0']));I did soft pears (skinned and cubed), steamed carrots (cut length-wise), peas, cucumber sticks, kideny beans, chickpeas, homemade crutons, bits of chicken, noodles, fruit salad in juice or water, Kix, Chex, shortbread cookies, tea biscuits, Mum-Mums (these my last child LOVED! EDIT: Found jsdom, which is just what I'm looking for. I buy them at Babies R Us.

My kids never really liked Cheerios. Can you think of any other gateway finger foods, besides the baby-specific foods marketed to be just that? Also, fish crackersr come in a large variety now. Does anyone know which brands or snacks would be the healthier alternative? These are so very tasty that all the kids still like them. ETA: Okay, if there's a potential grain allergy, then maybe go with diced apples, pears, or other soft fruit (my girls loved mango). It's high in both fiber and protein. PS-If you're not completely anti-Cheerio, try smashing the banana into the hole on the Cheerio :), https://www.mamapedia.com/article/finger-foods-for-a-9-month-old-9218, https://www.mamapedia.com/article/finger-foods-for-my-10-month-olds, https://www.mamapedia.com/article/11mo-old-son-is-allergic-to-dairy-any-toddler-food-suggestions, https://www.mamapedia.com/article/healthy-snacks-for-toddler, https://www.mamapedia.com/article/sugar-free-snacks-for-a-6-month-old, https://www.mamapedia.com/article/food-ideas-needed-for-one-year-old, https://www.mamapedia.com/article/seeking-ideas-on-what-to-feed-18-month-old, http://www.plumorganics.com/for_super_puffs.php. Active 1 month ago. I'm worried about choking hazards. Bananas are "iffy" because he has never liked them and only recently--couple of weeks maybe--will tolerate them.). Also, diced chicken, beef or pork can work if your baby can chew/mash his food. There is at least one that mentions sun dried tomato's. Personally, I'm fine with starting out with the puffs made just for babies.

All cut into bite sized pieces. They have same snacks in cans in the baby food area at Walmart.

Viewed 9 times 0. ETA: Okay, if there's a potential grain allergy, then maybe go with diced apples, pears, or other soft fruit (my girls loved mango). My son loved cheese, apples, pears, cucumbers the most when he was little. I don't like cheerio. ), sweet potatoes (cubed and boiled)... Just about anything you eat as long as it is soft and managable for them. I get the fiber and protein.