Baby food smoothie recipes


Favorite Toddler Smoothie (with Veggies!) Bid Kids Will Love Too!

This yummy toddler smoothie method is simple to blend up and even easier to customize for breakfast or snack time. It’s a perfect smoothie for kids since it’s naturally sweet, loaded with nutrition from fruit and veggies, and tastes great! Plus: The one master recipe can be made 10 easy ways.

Healthy Toddler Smoothies

One of the best ways to help your toddler and older kids eat more fruits and vegetables is to pack them into smoothies. By starting with one master smoothie recipe and varying it based on what your kids like (and for any food allergy concerns), you can increase the likelihood that they will actually drink it—which is clearly key!

This recipe is flexible and versatile.

To be completely honest, my oldest has never been a fan of smoothies. Because of that, I tried very hard to get my second and third kids to like them right from the start. I make them smoothies a few times a week so they are familiar and I’m happy to report that she’s a total fan.

We love smoothies for healthy breakfasts and snacks. And it’s nice that you can keep almost all of the ingredients on hand in the freezer or pantry.

Smoothies for Kids

One of my best tips for helping kids like smoothies is to avoid packing them too full of extras. Because if you go overboard on veggies and things like chia seeds, a kid smoothie can taste like sludge really fast. But thankfully, you can still make a healthy smoothie that’s packed with nutrition if you know how to balance the ingredients. 

TIP: If your toddler regularly drinks milk at breakfast, try switching to smoothies some days. This has the benefit of allowing you to fill their bellies with a range of nutrition and flavors.

Ingredients You Need

There’s one master recipe here, but you can pick which fruits and veggies to use so you can customize it for your child.

Generally you’ll need:

  • Milk (I prefer non-dairy)
  • Fruit
  • Veggie
  • Frozen banana
  • Optional add-ins

TIP: I like to do half frozen fruit and half fresh fruit to avoid having a smoothie that’s a nice and easy thickness for toddlers to drink.

Step-by-Step Instructions

Here’s a look at the process involved in making smoothies for kids. Scroll down to the bottom of the post for all of the recipes.

  1. Add the milk to the blender. (We prefer nondairy milks since they seem to have a slightly better consistency and less of a tendency to separate after blending.)
  2. Add the fruit and veggie.
  3. Add any optional ingredients.
  4. Blend the smoothie really well to ensure that it has a very creamy texture.
  5. Serve it in a reusable pouch, a small open cup, or in a sippy cup depending on what your kid likes best.

TIP: To help ensure a good texture and flavor in our veggie smoothies, we pick just a few ingredients each time and keep the flavors simple.

Smoothies for Toddlers with Food Allergies

If your toddler has food allergies, it’s easy to adjust a smoothie for them. If they are allergic to bananas, use 2 tablespoons avocado instead or try a teaspoon or two of nut butter. Use whichever type of milk you prefer—almond, flax, coconut, rice, dairy, or even kefir.

We tend to use Silk Protein Nut Milk, Ripple Milk, or New Karma Flaxmilk in our smoothies.

Kid-Friendly Constipation Smoothie

If your toddler has frequent constipation or a sudden bout, a smoothie with hidden veggies can help. Consider adding chia seeds or hemp seeds, and a small spoonful of coconut oil, flaxseed oil, or avocado. You can also use full-fat coconut milk as the base. 

The healthy fats can coat the digestive tract, making it easier for food waste to pass through. And, since the foods in toddler smoothies are already blended, it’s much less work for their digestive systems!

TIP: This is my best Constipation Smoothie recipe.

Smoothies for Toddlers to Gain Weight

If your doctor has told you that your toddler needs to gain weight, a smoothie can be a helpful mealtime tool. Consider adding nut butters, avocado, healthy oils (flax, fish), full fat yogurt, hemp seeds, and offering a serving of a toddler smoothie at snack time, mealtime, or as a bedtime snack.

Use those in between times to get in a little extra nutrition and calories (though remember that we can’t impact how hungry our kids feel).

TIP: Find more foods to help toddlers gain weight here.

Frequently Asked Questions

What age can babies have smoothies?

After a baby is eating solid foods, they can start smoothies almost right away. Avoid using sweetened milks and opt for a plain unsweetened nondairy milk instead. And serve on a spoon, in a very small open cup or in a reusable pouch. (You just don’t want to substitute it for breastmilk or formula.)

How can you hide vegetables in smoothies?

If you have a kid who won’t eat many vegetables, veggie smoothies can be a great option since the veggies are served in a slightly sweet drink that tastes like a milkshake. Resist the urge to add more of any vegetable than my recipe below because that may impact the flavor or texture. And be sure to blend them very, very well.

And try some of the combinations below that aren’t green first, since pink, orange, purple, or even white smoothies are often much less alarming than green ones. Then, once you have a smoothie fan, try offering a green one!

What’s the best fruit for kids smoothies?

Frozen banana and mango make smoothies very smooth and creamy. Then you can add in almost any other fruit to make a delicious flavor combination

What can I add to boost nutrition?

You can add hemp seeds, chia seeds, yogurt, avocado, fish oil, and/or nut or seed butters in small amounts to smoothies.

(I don’t add things like bee pollen or collagen or protein powder because while I know that some swear by these types of smoothie boosts, I find them to be expensive and not very accessible for most people. If you like them or want to try them, by all means, go for it!)

Best Tips for Success

Here are some tips to consider when making a fruit and veggie smoothie for your kids.

  • If you can freeze the greens ahead of time, the finished product will taste much less “green” but will have the same nutrition. Just make sure the greens are dry, then put them into a zip top freezer bag and store in the freezer for up to 3 months.
  • Blend really (really!) well to get a very smooth consistency, adding a little more milk (or even water) as needed to thin.
  • You can get a less thick texture in toddler smoothies, which some kids prefer by using fresh fruit rather than frozen—and this is also a good option for winter days when a frozen drink is less than ideal.
  • You can use yogurt in place of milk if you add a fruit with a lot of liquid like a clementine or orange.
  • Try using half milk and half yogurt for a creamier texture some toddlers may prefer.
  • Serve toddler smoothies in a reusable pouch (we like Squeasy Gear!) or in a cup with a straw.
  • You can also offer small tastes with a spoon if you have a child who isn’t yet a fan. Consider even a small sampling a success!
  • Sprinkle on some granola or a favorite cereal and serve as a smoothie bowl for a fun variation.
  • And if nothing else works, freeze them into popsicles!

I’d love to know if you’ve tried this recipe and what your family thinks of it so please rate and comment below!

Prep Time 5 minutes

Cook Time 0 minutes

Total Time 5 minutes

Author Amy Palanjian

Cuisine American

Course Breakfast

Calories 354kcal

Servings 1 -2 servings

  • ▢ 1 cup milk (I prefer nondairy)
  • ▢ 1 small banana (fresh or frozen)
  • ▢ 1/2 cup fresh or frozen fruit (such as blueberries, strawberries, mango, apple, or kiwi)
  • ▢ 1/2 cup veggies (such as kale, spinach, raw fresh or frozen chopped cauliflower, raw fresh or frozen sliced zucchini, raw fresh or frozen sliced summer squash, roasted sweet potato, roasted butternut squash, steamed diced beets)
  • ▢ Optional add ins (pick 1-2: 1 teaspoon hemp seeds, chia seeds, or ground flaxseed 1 tablespoon nut butter 2 tablespoons avocado 1-2 teaspoons cocoa powder 1-2 teaspoons honey or maple syrup 1 tablespoon rolled oats)
  •  Add chosen ingredients to a blender.

  • Blend until very smooth, stopping to scrape down the sides of the bowl and adding more liquid if needed.

  • Serve immediately.

  • Vitamix Blender

  • Reusable Pouch

 Flavor combinations:

  1. Blueberry Cocoa: Milk, banana, blueberries, spinach, cocoa powder
  2. Strawberry Banana: Milk, banana, strawberries, raw cauliflower, hemp seeds
  3. Mango Coconut Sweet Potato: Coconut milk, avocado, mango, sweet potato (cooked and cooled)
  4. Honey Peach: Milk, banana, peaches, raw summer squash, flaxseed
  5. Creamsicle: Yogurt, banana, orange, butternut squash (cooked and cooled)
  6. Tropical Greens: Milk, banana, kiwi, kale, chia seeds
  7. Cocoa Banana: Milk, banana (1 whole), spinach, cocoa powder, nut butter
  8. Tangy Peach: Kefir (instead of milk), banana, peach, honey, raw cauliflower
  9. Cinnamon Apple: Milk, banana, apple, raw summer squash, dash cinnamon
  10. Strawberry Beet: Milk, avocado, strawberries, raw beets (or leftover cooked), maple syrup

TIPS

  • If you can freeze the greens ahead of time, the finished product will taste much less “green” but will have the same nutrition. Just make sure the greens are dry, then put them into a zip top freezer bag and store in the freezer for up to 3 months.
  • You can use raw cauliflower, zucchini, beets, and summer squash. (Or you can freeze those raw veggies and add them frozen.)
  • You can add fully cooked and cooled sweet potato, butternut squash, and beets. (Any kind work, even leftover puree, as long as it’s not seasoned or salted.)
  • Blend really (really!) well to get a very smooth consistency, adding a little more milk (or even water) as needed to thin.

Calories: 354kcal, Carbohydrates: 62g, Protein: 13g, Fat: 9g, Saturated Fat: 5g, Polyunsaturated Fat: 1g, Monounsaturated Fat: 2g, Cholesterol: 24mg, Sodium: 150mg, Potassium: 994mg, Fiber: 8g, Sugar: 34g, Vitamin A: 5132IU, Vitamin C: 27mg, Calcium: 309mg, Iron: 1mg

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5 simple and nutritious smoothies for baby (8 months+) – Newborn Baby

Kara Wilson Editor & Infant Sleep Educator

In the warmer months we don’t always feel like a cooked meal, and babies are the same. Rather than offering them a bowl of porridge for breakfast, or pasta with bolognese for lunch, you might consider swapping them out for a nutritious, yummy, and refreshing smoothie.

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Here are 5 simple, quick, and filling smoothies for baby that contain essential nutrients (from about 8 months) that will keep them cool on a hot day. They all contain no added sugar (reminder to also not give babies honey before 12 months), are allergy friendly, and any leftovers can be frozen for next time. They’re so good that you could drink them yourself, too!

The directions for each of these smoothies are simple: place all of the ingredients into a food processor and blend for 1-2 minutes or until smooth. Then, pour into your baby’s favourite sippy or straw cup. They’re so easy to prepare that you can whip them up in the morning after being woken 27 times the night before!

1. Blueberry and avocado smoothie
  • ½ ripe banana
  • ¼ cup fresh blueberries (if frozen, there’s no need to add ice)
  • ¼ avocado
  • ¼ cup oats
  • 1 tsp flax seed meal
  • ¼ cup water
  • ¼ cup of full-fat yoghurt of choice
  • 2 ice cubes

2. Baby’s first green smoothie
  • ½ ripe banana
  • ¼ avocado
  • 1 cup of baby spinach leaves
  • ¼ cup of full-fat yoghurt of choice
  • ¼ cup of milk of choice
  • 1 cup of frozen mango pieces

3. Berry nice smoothie
  • ¼ cup of raspberries
  • ¼ cup of strawberries
  • ½ ripe banana
  • ¼ cup of yoghurt of choice
  • 1 tsp of nut or seed butter
  • ¼ cup of milk of choice
  • 2 ice cubes

4. Apple pie breakfast smoothie

  • ½ cup of chopped apple (or apple puree)
  • ¼ cups of oats
  • ¾ cup of milk of choice
  • ¼ cup of yoghurt of choice
  • Pinch of cinnamon
  • ½ tsp chia seeds

5. Veggie boost smoothie
  • ½ cup of chopped apple (or apple puree)
  • ½ cup of cooked pumpkin and carrot or chopped raw carrots
  • ½ cup of chopped cooked, raw, or frozen cauliflower pieces
  • ½ ripe banana
  • 1 cup of milk of choice
  • 2 ice cubes

Tips for making and storing baby smoothies
  • Please remember that breastmilk or formula should be the main source of nutrition for the first 12 months. These smoothies are not to replace their milk, but are a great meal idea for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. What about offering a smoothie as a snack? Check out our article Do babies need snacks?
  • These smoothies contain protein, fibre, healthy fats, iron and other essential minerals and vitamins, so you can be rest assured that they make a complete meal. However, they’re not intended for every meal, as babies need plenty of practice chewing different textures.
  • Thin any smoothies out with extra water or your milk of choice, particularly when your baby is new to drinking smoothies
  • You may get 3-4 serves out of each of these recipes, so any leftovers will store in the fridge for 24 hours (so, that’s the next day or meal sorted as well!). Or, put them in the freezer for up to a month. Freeze in ice cube trays, and mix and match, and add to fresh smoothies; or freeze in a container or jar, and allow to thaw the night before you want to serve it for breakfast. Give it a good shake first as the ingredients will settle.

If you enjoy these smoothie recipes, you might like to check out these articles along the same theme:

8 practical ways to keep babies cool on a hot day

When to give water to babies

Sippy cups versus straw cups: which one to choose?

 

Smoothies for Kids - Encyclopedia Baby Food

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Smoothies are an easy way to feed your body with healthy vitamins, minerals, fiber and protein that are otherwise difficult to consume in large quantities. Is it hard to imagine a child eating a large handful of cabbage, a raw carrot, half a cucumber, and a tablespoon of flaxseed in one sitting? If I see this, then the mother of such a child should be given a reward and asked to tell how she managed to instill a love for vegetables.

Most children and adults don't eat huge amounts of fruits and vegetables because it's hard! But with a smoothie, you can simply toss fruits and vegetables into a blender (along with other foods like yogurt or flaxseed) and have a healthy snack or meal replacement that even kids will find a treat.

What is a smoothie?

Contents:

A smoothie is a liquid meal that contains dairy products, fruits, vegetables, herbs, grains, nuts, and various seeds and oils. Usually smoothies are introduced into the baby's complementary foods for several reasons:

  • Because it's delicious;
  • Because the child does not eat anything;
  • Because the child does not eat finger food/solid food;
  • Because the child is a picky eater;
  • Because the child does not eat dairy products, etc.

And many mothers would be happy to introduce their child to smoothies just because of the first reason. But, alas!

The simplest smoothie the baby gets after getting acquainted with yogurt at about 10-12 months. Maybe earlier if mom introduced dairy before 10 months. Mixing yogurt and banana with cookies is the first and easiest smoothie option.

Smoothies for kids are a delicious and easy way to add extra nutrients to your child's diet. They are especially beneficial for children who have trouble eating textured foods, and are ideal for young children who may refuse ingredients in their "whole" form... but will happily eat when blended into a creamy (and hard to identify) consistency.

Some of the recipes contain berries. Babies can react to strawberries, raspberries, or blackberries, so you should wait until your child is over 12 months old before introducing smoothies with these foods into your child's diet.

A few tips before making a smoothie:

  • To make smooth smoothies, you need a powerful blender.
  • If parents are watching their sugar or calorie intake, then it is worth limiting the amount of fruit consumed - even half a banana is enough to sweeten smoothies.
  • If liquid base and ice are added to a smoothie, then only as a last resort (small portions at a time) until the desired consistency is achieved.
  • Frozen fruit will give your smoothie a firmer texture without the need for freezing. Every time bananas start to disappear, just cut them up and put them in the freezer for future smoothies. In addition, you can save money by buying fruit in bulk with a plan to freeze half the fruit.
  • Spinach in a smoothie is a good start if your child is new to eating greens. It can really be added to smoothies without much change in taste. Any other greens should be added carefully to determine the portion that you like.
  • Greens must either be chilled/frozen or put in ice cubes and whipped before whipping, otherwise the greens will turn brown.
  • When mixing greens and berries, parents need to know what color they will end up with. After all, the child looks at the dish, and then eats it, and if it looks like ...., then I'm not sure that he will fit the smoothie. Therefore, dark berries can be mixed with greens, red and light ones cannot.
  • Moderation is key when making smoothies. If a parent hides vegetables or herbs in a drink, then you should not put a lot of it, just a little, to add useful properties, but not spoil the taste.
  • We begin to accustom a child to smoothies with neutral shades, white, orange, pink, then move on to rich ones - purple, red, green. If you give a child a green smoothie right away, he may refuse.
  • While below are some of my favorite smoothie recipes, the idea is to experiment with other products and create recipes that fit current dietary needs.
  • The hardest part after making a smoothie is cleaning the blender. An easy way to do this is to pour warm water into the blender, and turn it on, a couple of revolutions and the blender is clean. And the easiest way, no easier - to wash in the dishwasher.

It is very important not to introduce your baby prematurely to sweet foods and sugar. But if you make a vegetable smoothie, then you need to sweeten it somehow, but how? Very simple, we already use several methods with our babies up to a year old. The most classic version - banana and cinnamon, the best sweeteners, add spice and freshness to the dish. Half a banana will be enough for one glass of smoothie, but we look at your baby, maybe ¼ of a banana will be enough. Put a tiny pinch of cinnamon.

You can also put pear or mango in smoothies (for children who are familiar with them, they can) these are sweet foods. Fruit must be ripe and juicy.

How and when to give smoothies to children

For children under one year old, all smoothies are given with care from a spoon or in a special pouch for self-feeding. It is important to understand that smoothies for children under one year old are prepared from familiar ingredients, it is desirable that their number corresponds to no more than three. Fresh herbs are added to the child's diet after 3 years. Therefore, up to 3 years, we simply prepare simple smoothies from dairy products, cereals, fruits and vegetables. If a smoothie for a child is just a delicious treat, and not a way for parents to feed healthy vegetables / fruits / cereals by hiding them, then you can eat 2-3 times a week. Remember that the child learns to chew, so we offer a variety of textures and consistencies. How to thicken baby puree we wrote in the article here, these methods are suitable for smoothies.

Most importantly, the portion of the ingredients should be age-appropriate. We're just trying to stick to it. If you are preparing smoothies for the whole family, then we give the baby no more than 100-150 grams at a time up to 3 years, so that there are no health problems. Do not worry, the baby will get his portion of vitamins and minerals even from this amount.

A bit of my opinion, if a child does not eat dairy products well, then smoothies are an ideal way to teach them to love them. After all, you can mix yogurt, cottage cheese, kefir, matsoni, bifidok, fermented baked milk, etc. with fruits and vegetables in amazing compositions. And the color of the smoothie will delight children who love everything bright and juicy.

If it is important for parents that their child eat greens, then smoothies again, in other dishes it is difficult to put a lot of greens or a daily children's portion. The maximum amount of greens a child eats per day is a couple of parsley leaves and half an onion stalk. Therefore, do not think, my child does not need it, he is healthy. It's all about the variety that smoothies give, for parents it's easy to prepare, wash and mix, it's not difficult, after all. Plus, the smoothie contains fresh vegetables and fruits, which contain fiber that helps the intestines to work, a real benefit.

We make smoothies once a week, we like it, a 5-year-old child drinks one glass, a small child eats from a spoon / straw or from a pouch. I usually feed my baby from my untouched glass, and finish the rest myself.

Smoothies can be sipped in place of breakfast with oatmeal or in place of dinner, but we love it as a dessert. Moreover, in the active peak of the child's growth, when he does not eat up the usual portion, so as not to overeat, after an hour I give smoothies or snacks. As an option for a variety of snacks, it’s very good.

Frozen smoothie products

In summer, parents freeze fruit and vegetables for their children. And then the question arises: where to use all this, only in compote? Can be added to smoothies. It makes no sense to freeze a banana for the future, but currants, cherries, strawberries, blueberries, etc. ideal products for smoothies and for freezing. Moreover, they are perfectly felt in the finished thick drink, without losing taste, aroma and beneficial properties. Therefore, we boldly freeze fruits and vegetables for smoothies.

Pre-made baby food

Pre-made baby food can also be used in smoothies. It is the purchased jars that perfectly save the time of parents to prepare a miracle drink. And nothing complicated, I dumped a jar of baby food into a blender, yogurt or cottage cheese on top, then nuts or a couple of tablespoons of wheat germ, beat everything up, the smoothie is ready. Healthy, tasty and fast!

Storing smoothies in the refrigerator

You can store the prepared smoothie in the refrigerator for no more than 24 hours, especially if it is with herbs. But I think that it is better to cook at one time, and immediately drink, because for me the taste properties are lost. If the smoothie is being prepared to drink at lunch, then be sure to keep it in the refrigerator.

How to make a great smoothie for kids

A few more tips to keep in mind when making fruit and vegetable smoothies for kids.

  • If you use ready-made frozen greens, the smoothie will be less grassy in taste, but the beneficial properties will remain.
  • Smoothies for children must be mixed until they have a smooth, delicate, light texture, otherwise the child may refuse.
  • Frozen fruits and vegetables thicken smoothies, but these drinks are only best in summer, and fresh fruits are best used when frozen is not ideal.
  • If fruits are used that become liquid after whipping, it is better to use thick yoghurt than milk.
  • Half-mix milk and yogurt for a creamy texture that some children prefer.
  • Serve your child a smoothie in a familiar container that they often use, such as a wide straw cup or a refillable baby puree pouch.
  • And the last thing, if all else fails, then freeze the smoothie in a mold for ice cream on a stick.

Smoothies for children with constipation

Some foods that children for one reason or another do not eat are very good for constipation. Try blending them into a smoothie by adding coconut or flaxseed oil. Healthy fats can improve the functioning of the digestive tract by making food waste easier to pass through. And, since the ingredients in baby smoothies are already mixed and ground, there will be less work for the digestive tract. The easiest smoothie for children from constipation is prunes with kefir.

Smoothies for toddlers

Sometimes a child does not gain weight for various reasons. Weight needs to be gained, so many parents are starting to look towards high-calorie smoothies as a panacea. But we remind you that the best solution is to see a doctor and find the reason for losing or not gaining weight. If the doctor advises high-calorie foods, then smoothies for children are ideal. Consider adding nut butters or nuts, avocados, other healthy oils (such as flax, fish oil), full-fat yogurt, oatmeal, dried fruits (dried apricots, raisins, dates, etc.), and offer a serving of smoothies for toddlers. during a snack, during a meal or as a snack before bed. When offering smoothies, remember that the main thing is that the child does not overeat, because if the baby suddenly gains weight due to stretching of the stomach, then there will be more problems than with a lack of weight.

Smoothies for Mom

Smoothie Recipes for Kids

All recipes are approximately for 2 people, mom and baby. In the recipe, for convenience, we simply write milk, but only parents choose which milk to use. You can add soy, coconut, rice, cow, goat, etc. to smoothies. milk. Also, any berries, fruits and vegetables can be replaced at will and discretion, except for the banana, this is the product that makes the smoothie thick. If for some reason a banana cannot be used, then we thicken the smoothie in another way, I indicated the article above, and the easiest way is rice or oatmeal. Even in our family they prefer to use yogurt instead of milk, so we look at the preferences of our family.

Our family's classic high-calorie smoothie

  • Banana - 1 piece
  • Yoghurt - 150 grams
  • White ice cream - 100 grams
  • Milk for liquid consistency

If you use more than 100 grams of milk, then an unpleasant feeling of heaviness after. If you freeze a banana, the texture is thicker and then you do not need to add ice cream.

Breakfast smoothies

  • Oatmeal - 100 grams
  • Yogurt - 100 grams
  • Banana - 1 piece

Thick boiled porridge, mixed with yogurt, banana, any juice can be added for a liquid consistency, apple compote is suitable for small children.

Carrot smoothies

  • Carrot juice - 1 cup
  • Apple juice - 1/4 cup
  • yogurt - 100 grams
  • Banana (preferably frozen) - 1 piece

Add all ingredients to the blender and mix to the desired consistency to the desired consistency . Remember, add liquid ingredients at the end.

Banana pumpkin smoothie

  • Milk or yogurt - 1 cup
  • Pumpkin puree - 2 tbsp.
  • Banana - 1 piece
  • A little cinnamon

Mix all the ingredients in a blender until smooth.

Baby Smoothie

  • Pineapple juice - 2 cups
  • Banana - 2 pieces
  • Yogurt - 200 grams
  • Fresh or frozen strawberries - 100 grams
  • Vanilla extract - 1 tsp

Blend all ingredients in a blender until smooth.

Peach smoothie

  • Peach puree - 1 cup
  • Milk - 1 cup
  • Yoghurt - 100 grams

    Banana, orange, cherry, strawberry smoothie

    • Yogurt - 200 grams
    • Banana - 2 pieces
    • Orange, peeled - 2 pieces
    • Frozen pitted cherries - 1 cup
    • Frozen strawberries - 100 grams

    Mix yogurt, banana, orange, cherries and strawberries in a blender. Makes about 4 large glasses.

    Smoothie fruit porridge

    • Cooked boiled oatmeal - ¼ cup
    • Fresh blueberries (or other berries) - ¼ cup
    • Apple juice - ¼ part

    Cottage cheese smoothie

    • Cottage cheese - 1 cup
    • Yoghurt - 1 cup
    • Child's favorite fruit - 1 cup Ice on request.

      Strawberry Smoothie

      • Strawberries - 1 cup
      • Milk formula - ¼ cup
      • Yoghurt - 1 cup
      • Apple juice with ice - ¼ cup
      doesn't eat. Please make smoothies for kids, use formula instead of milk.

      Fruity Baby Smoothie

      • Banana - ½ part
      • Milk - 1 cup
      • Frozen berries - 1 cup
      • Wheat germ (optional) - 1 tsp
      • Vanilla extract - 1/8 tsp.

      Place everything in a blender and blend until smooth.

      Sore throat smoothie

      • Vegetable or fruit puree, frozen cubes can be used - 1-2 tbsp.
      • Yogurt - 1.5 tbsp.
      • Breast milk or formula - 60 grams
      • Cinnamon optional

      Mix yogurt and milk. Add cinnamon if it is introduced into the baby's complementary foods. Add puree and mix everything. Delicate and cold texture reduces pain in the throat.

      Apple smoothie

      • Canned pineapple rings - 2 pieces
      • Yoghurt - 2 tbsp.
      • Apple juice - ¼ cup

      Place everything in a blender and blend until smooth.

      Fruit smoothie

      • Banana - 1 piece
      • Favorite frozen berries (blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, blackberries) - 1 cup
      • yogurt - 1 cup
      • Apple juice - ½ cup

      Estaculate everything in the blender and mix everything to a homogeneous consistency. And if you put the mass in an ice cream mold and freeze, you get popsicles.

      Melon mint smoothie

      • Melon - 4 cups
      • Fresh or dried mint - 1 tsp.
      • Ice - 1 cup

      Place everything in a blender and blend until smooth. Achieve complete ice crushing.

      Anti-diarrhea smoothie

      • Banana - 1 piece
      • Frozen raspberries - ½ cup
      • Boiled white rice cooked in water - 1 cup
      • Coconut Almond Milk - 1 cup

      Place everything in a blender and blend until smooth. All foods must be included in the child's diet. If you want to replace coconut almond milk, then we replace it with water, and you can not put hemp seeds at all. This smoothie is given to the child every 2 hours to fix the stool.

      Smoothie combos for kids:

      1. milk / banana / blueberry / spinach / cocoa powder
      2. milk / banana / strawberry / cauliflower / hemp seeds
      3. coconut milk / avocado / mango / sweet potato
      4. milk / banana / peaches / marrow / linseed
      5. yogurt / banana / orange / pumpkin
      6. milk / banana / kiwi / cabbage / chia seeds
      7. milk / banana / spinach / cocoa powder / walnut butter
      8. kefir (instead of milk) / banana / peach / honey / cauliflower
      9. milk / banana / apple / pumpkin / cinnamon
      10. milk / avocado / strawberry / beetroot / maple syrup

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      Disclaimer No. 2 : However, the above does not replace visiting a pediatrician. Before you start complementary foods, you need to get his professional opinion on the best way to introduce new foods for your baby. I also draw your attention to the fact that you need to look at the original date of the published articles, because some of the "best practices" may have changed. Always check with your child's pediatrician about complementary foods and their health.

      Disclaimer #3: Keep in mind that every family is unique, every situation is also completely unique. There are no universal solutions. Only you can find what works best for you. Certain goals require certain sacrifices and priorities - not everyone wants to make those choices, and that's GREAT! Just know what you want to achieve, and be ready to get to work, putting the best of your strength!

      Disclaimer No. 4: On the Encyclopedia Baby Food website, photos from books on baby food with attribution are used to better understand the information (Article 1274, Clause 1, Part Four of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation). Literature on baby food is found in the public domain on the Internet.

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      Smoothies for children a step-by-step recipe quickly and simply from Liana Raymanova

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      Today I suggest you prepare one of the most popular drinks that many now love - smoothies. There are so many smoothie options that it would be difficult to count. As a basis for a smoothie, you can use both dairy or sour-milk products, as well as various juices.

      Berry Smoothie

      When you want a tasty and healthy dessert, make a berry smoothie. This vitamin sweetness will appeal to all family members. And for those who follow a diet, it is also a big boost of energy. Serve a berry smoothie for breakfast, an afternoon snack, or as a late dinner replacement.

      Apple smoothies

      Apple smoothies come to the rescue when apples are already boring, all dishes are prepared with them. And apples are very useful, there is even a saying that if you eat an apple a day, then you will not need a doctor soon. If you like making homemade smoothies or smoothies, you like apples in any form, this collection of recipes is for you. There is also a proven combination of apples and bananas, so we use it in our recipes too.

      Cucumber Smoothie

      Cucumber smoothie - tasty, healthy, unusual. To make the drink thicker and more interesting, a variety of fruits and vegetables added to the composition will help, which also give great nutrition. You can use it during any, even a strict diet. Here, for example, in the classic recipe, an additional banana is added. It would seem a strange combination, but cucumbers and bananas harmonize perfectly. Mint leaves give freshness and aroma.

      Vegetable Smoothie

      Healthy drink based on pumpkin. The taste of such a smoothie largely depends on the ripeness of the banana and pumpkin. Choose a vegetable with a pale colored skin but bright flesh. Don't use overripe bananas, which tend to have dark spots on the skin. Sea buckthorn can be taken both fresh and frozen. Berries have a pleasant taste, reminiscent of pineapple, which favorably complements the drink.

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      Healthy smoothie recipes for kids at home step by step

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      Option 1. Classic smoothie recipe for kids

      Many children refuse to eat raw fruits and vegetables. In order to somehow nourish the child's body with vitamins and useful microelements, you can prepare a thick, tasty smoothie. It can be fruit, vegetable, mixed. The main thing is not to overdo it with citrus fruits, since it is these fruits that cause allergic reactions, especially for children under one year of age. One of the simple and popular options is the classic recipe, where the main ingredient is bananas. In addition to them, oatmeal is added, which gives great nutrition, fresh strawberries with an amazing aroma.

      Ingredients :

      • oatmeal (quick cook) - 55 g;
      • bananas - 2 pcs.;
      • fresh strawberries - 8 pcs.;
      • milk - 345 ml;
      • sugar - 30 g.

      Step by step smoothie recipe for kids

      Step 1:

      Pour dry oatmeal into a blender on medium speed and grind for 1 minute.

      Step 2:

      Load peeled bananas cut into small pieces beforehand.

      Step 3:

      Washed and separated strawberries from the green stalk are added, add sugar, pour in milk and grind at the same speed for another 2 minutes.

      Step 4:

      After turning off the machine, let the finished smoothie stand with the lid closed for 12 minutes to infuse.

      If for some reason sugar is contraindicated for a child, it is permissible to replace this ingredient with honey or exclude it from the recipe altogether.


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      Option 2.

      Quick smoothie recipe for children

      Smoothies according to the following recipe can be introduced into the diet of a child from 6-7 months of age. It contains no berries, only one banana and a special children's yogurt, while preparing the drink takes a few minutes. It turns out tender and very fragrant.

      Ingredients :

      • bananas - 3 pcs.;
      • children's kefir - 155 ml.

      How to make smoothies for kids

      Step 1:

      Peel bananas, cut into small pieces and place in a blender.

      Step 2:

      Add kefir, stir for 60 seconds.

      If you don't have baby kefir, replace it with a homemade product.

      Option 3. Blueberry smoothie for children

      Blueberries contain many useful vitamins necessary for a growing body. The smoothie also contains bananas and baby kefir. It turns out fragrant, pleasant to the taste, interesting light blue color.

      Ingredients :

      • blueberries - 150 g;
      • bananas - 2 pcs. ;
      • kefir for children - 80 ml.

      Step by step recipe

      Step 1:

      The berries are sorted, washed.

      Step 2:

      Add peeled banana and kefir, grind together with blueberries for 2 minutes.

      Step 3:

      Pour into mugs.

      Blueberries can be used fresh or frozen.

      Option 4: Apple-Pear Smoothie for Kids

      Great combination of pear and apple for a kids smoothie. Before grinding the fruits here, the apples are first peeled from the core, then lightly baked in the oven along with the peel, it is in this form that the apple perfectly cleanses the intestines and normalizes its microflora. It turns out fragrant, tender.

      Ingredients :

      • apples - 2 pcs.;
      • pear - 1 pc.;
      • milk - 120 ml.

      How to cook

      Step 1:

      Clean, dry apples are freed from the core, cut into slices, laid out in a row on a frying sheet, which is pre-sprinkled with water.

      Step 2:

      Place in hot oven, bake for 5 minutes.

      Step 3:

      Peel the pear, cut out the center with seeds, put it in a blender container.

      Step 4:

      Add milk, baked slightly cooled apples, grind for 1.5 minutes.

      Step 5:

      Pour into mugs.

      It is better not to put more pears than indicated in the recipe, as they can cause intestinal upset in the child.

      Option 5. Cottage cheese smoothie for children

      Many children do not like cottage cheese. But a smoothie prepared on the basis of this dairy product with the addition of a banana and various berries will be a tasty, satisfying treat for them.

      Ingredients :

      • cottage cheese with low fat content - 170 g;
      • banana - 1 pc.;
      • fresh raspberries - 200 g;
      • children's or homemade yogurt - 85 ml.

      Step by step recipe

      Step 1:

      Raspberries are washed and dried.

      Step 2:

      Load cottage cheese, raspberries into the blender container, leaving a little for decoration, peeled banana cut into small halves, pour in kefir, mix everything at low speed.

      Step 3:

      Pour into mugs, top with whole raspberries.

      For older children, this smoothie can be sweetened with a little sugar.

      Option 6. Smoothies for children with lemon

      Starting from the age of 5-6 years, the child can prepare smoothies according to the following recipe. Thanks to the lemon added to the composition, it is saturated with ascorbic acid, which is so necessary for children during the cold season. And the kiwi, which is part of the composition, emphasizes the sourness of citrus, giving a pronounced taste and a beautiful green color.

      Ingredients :

      • 1 lemon;
      • 4 bananas;
      • 3 kiwi.

      How to cook

      Step 1:

      Kiwis and bananas are peeled, cut into small cubes, placed in a blender.

      Step 2:

      The peeled lemon is pitted, chopped in the same cut as the rest of the fruit, sent to a blender.

      Step 3:

      Grind all 2 minutes.

      Step 4:

      Serve in glasses.

      If desired, a little honey can be added to this smoothie.

      Option 7 Cherry Smoothie for Kids

      This kids smoothie variant is similar to the classic recipe, except it omits bananas and uses fresh cherries instead of strawberries for a delightful flavor and slight acidity. The combination of milk with yogurt makes it thicker, more nutritious.

      Ingredients :

      • 65 g instant oatmeal;
      • 160 g cherries;
      • 30 g honey;
      • 135 ml milk;
      • is slightly less than a glass of plain yoghurt.

      Step by Step Recipe

      Step 1:

      Pour the milk into a metal cup, warm slightly over moderate heat, add the flakes and leave to swell for 5 minutes.

      Step 2:

      Remove the pits from the washed cherries, put them in a blender, leaving a little for serving, at the same time add the swollen cereal, honey, yogurt, everything is mixed until a creamy consistency.

      Step 3:

      Pour into mugs, place in refrigerator for 15 minutes to thicken.

      Step 4:

      Serve garnished with the remaining cherries.

      If desired, sprinkle the smoothie with ground cinnamon.

      Option 8. Smoothies for children with buckwheat

      Instead of regular oatmeal, buckwheat can be added to children's smoothies, which are also good for a growing body. Their combination with banana and walnuts makes the drink especially satisfying. Dates add sweetness.

      Ingredients :

      • 45 g buckwheat flakes;
      • 145 ml milk;
      • 1 banana;
      • 4 dates;
      • handful of raspberries and walnuts.

      How to cook

      Step 1:

      Microwave milk for 1 minute, pour over buckwheat flakes and set aside for 25 minutes.

      Step 2:

      Banana is peeled, dates are pitted, washed.

      Step 3:

      Fill the blender bowl with banana, dates, swollen flakes along with milk, mix for a couple of minutes.

      Step 4:

      Pour into mugs and sprinkle with raspberries and minced nuts.

      Instead of walnuts, you can sprinkle the smoothie with crushed hazelnuts or any other type of nut.

      Option 9 Chocolate smoothie for babies

      From the age of two, some mothers try to give their babies chocolate or chocolate drinks. You can also make a delicious, healthy smoothie based on it. Moreover, chocolate goes well with dairy products and banana, giving the delicacy a pleasant taste and sweetness.

      Ingredients :

      • 2 bananas;
      • 265 ml plain yoghurt;
      • a little more than half a glass of milk;
      • 100 g milk chocolate.

      Step-by-step recipe

      Step 1:

      Bananas are peeled, cut into small circles, loaded into a blender.

      Step 2:

      Having freed the milk chocolate from the packaging, rub it on any grater, also pour it into the blender.

      Step 3:

      Having adjusted the machine to a low speed, closing the lid, grind the entire contents for 1 minute.


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