Festive Fruit Shapes for Babies 🎄✨

Bring the magic of Christmas to your little one’s plate with this colorful and creative fruit recipe!

The holidays are all about joy, love, and sharing special moments with family. Why not make it extra festive for your baby with a fun and nutritious treat? These Christmas Fruit Shapes are as delightful to make as they are to eat, and they’re perfect for the holiday table.

This recipe uses fresh, ripe fruits like kiwi, pear or mango to create adorable shapes your baby will love. It’s not only visually appealing but also packed with vitamins, fiber, and natural sweetness. Plus, it’s a simple way to introduce your baby to new textures and flavors.

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Starting 6 Months old

Ingredients:

• 1 kiwi
• 1 pear
• 1 mango
• 10 g shredded coconut (optional)

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Tools You’ll Need:

• Cookie cutters or a small, sharp knife

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Instructions:

1. Prepare the Fruits:

   • Wash all the fruits thoroughly and peel them.
   • Slice the fruits into pieces about 1/2 in thick.
     
     

2. Cut Into Shapes:

   • Use cookie cutters or a knife to create fun, festive shapes like stars, hearts, or Christmas trees.
     
     

3. Add a Festive Touch (Optional):

   • Sprinkle a little shredded coconut over the fruit shapes for a snowy effect.
     
     

4. Serve:

   • Arrange the shapes on a plate and let your baby enjoy this colorful treat!

Tips for Parents:

• Choose Ripe Fruits: Opt for soft and fully ripe fruits to ensure they’re easy and safe for your baby to eat.

• Customize the Fruits: Feel free to use other fruits like banana, pineapple or even watermelon for variety.

• Safety First: Ensure all fruit pieces are soft and cut to be age-appropriate for your baby.

Why Your Baby Will Love It

This recipe turns snack time into playtime! The vibrant colors and fun shapes will capture your baby’s attention, making healthy eating exciting. Plus, the natural sweetness of the fruits will be a hit with their tiny taste buds.

Share the Joy

Making this recipe is a fun family activity. Get older siblings involved in cutting the shapes, and make it a holiday tradition! 

 

Happy Holidays from Bébé Foodie! 🎅❤️