These easy breakfast recipes are all baby-led weaning approved, yet fitting for the whole family. Keep them on hand for delicious, nutritious meals to start your gang’s day off on the right foot.
One of the best things about baby-led weaning is that you’re encouraged to feed your child whatever you’re eating, as long as you eat a balanced, healthy diet. This eliminates the need to always be making two (or more) dishes at every meal, thus saving you time and energy. Amen to that! That being said, there is definitely some transition time when your child is mastering the oral and manual skills needed to consume “normal” people food. This is when these family-friendly breakfast recipes come in!
These recipes are all baby-led weaning approved*, yet will satisfy your entire family, no matter what age. As an added bonus, many of them are make-ahead, which means you can whip them up when you have some extra time and freeze or refrigerate them until ready to use.
I’ve tried to cover a little bit of everything, so you’re sure to find something in this collection that your littles are totally in love with. And for more freezer-friendly baby breakfast recipes, be sure to check out my e-cookbook, 30 Freezer-Friendly Recipes for Babies and Toddlers.
Baby-Led Weaning Savoury Muffins
My Gorgeous Recipes
Allergen-Friendly Sweet Potato Cookies
This Healthy Kitchen
Super Simple Pumpkin Carrot Muffins
CaliGirl Cooking
Porridge Bites
by Mrs. Jones’s Kitchen
Strawberry Ricotta French Toast
by Mrs. Jones’s Kitchen
Potato Pancakes
Easy Baby Meals
Healthy Zucchini Muffins
Bowl of Delicious
Peanut Butter Banana Baked Oatmeal
Haute and Healthy Living
Oat Milk Chia Pudding with Blueberry Orange Compote
CaliGirl CookingSpinach Zucchini Frittata Fingers
Haute and Healthy Living
Healthy Carrot Cake Pancakes
CaliGirl Cooking
Strawberry Banana Chickpea Muffins
Bucket List Tummy
Do you have any baby-led weaning breakfast recipes that you turn to time and again?? I’d love for you to let me know in the comments below!
*This is a generalized statement. All babies develop certain skills at different ages, so use your best judgment or ask a doctor when deciding if your child is ready to consume any particular food. For more information on baby-led weaning, I recommend reading this book [*affiliate link] and visit my Baby-Led Weaning Resource Page [coming soon!]
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