Meal Ideas for 11 Month Old?

You've been given some really good ideas. In addition to a lot of the things listed by others, my daughter loved (and still does love):
- kashi brand waffles (they have more fiber and protein than other brands)
- tofu cut in little blocks
- morning star brand soy sausage patties (these are great because you just pop them in the microwave for 30 sec.)
- baked sweet potato fries
- little chunks of meatloaf (I make it with grated zucchini and carrots "hidden" in it to get more veggies in her)

Good luck!

At this age he can eat a lot of what you eat. Easy breakfast foods my kids eat are oatmeal, waffles, pancakes, scrambled eggs (just egg yolks until 1yr), fruit (should be cut into small enough pieces), yogurt (yobabies makes one made with whole milk in the organic section). Lunch ideas: deli meat, grilled cheese, grilled ham and cheese, pasta, pizza, frozen veggies, just about anything you would feed yourself. Just make sure food is cut into small enough pieces so he doesn't choke. Other good misc. foods are cottage cheese, regular cheese, legumes. Hope this gives you some ideas. Good Luck!

He's ready. Feed him what you're feeding him. He'll be fine. No more jarred food. He's hungry.

Breakfast- toast, waffles, pancakes, cut up fresh fruit, dry cereal or cereal with milk, oatmeal, eggs, breakfast potatoes.

Lunch- cheese and meat cut into chunks with crackers, quesadilla's cut into bits, fresh or frozen veggies cut up and warm, grilled cheese,

Really at this age he can eat whatever you are eating, just cut into smaller bits so he can pick them up. www.wholesomebabyfood.com is a great site, check it out! :)

My pediatrician told me to start feeding my daughter whatever I am eating. The things I was advised to stay away from until their second birthday are egg whites, peanuts, peanut butter, and honey. Also to be careful fo raisins and other small things that can be choking hazards.

Some ideas: microwaved sweet potatoes, grapes, peaches, nectarines, apricots, bananas, beans, avocados, clementines, bread dipped in hummus, soup, frozen peas, cooked carrots, cooked cauliflower, cooked broccoli, rice, quesadillas, cheese, yogurt, cottage cheese, pasta with or without any kind of sauce (tomato, pesto, creamy). I would think he's ready to start eating what you eat, but he's probably going to follow your example, so this might be a great opportunity to improve the quality of your eating too! Good luck!