Baby food weekly planner

Weekly meal planner for babies from 6 months

Weekly meal planner for babies from 6 months | MadeForMums

Weekly meal planner for babies from 6 months

6 MONTHS - WEEK 1

Monday

Waking – Milk
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Baby rice
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Bedtime - Milk

Baby rice

Tuesday

Waking – Milk
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Apple puree
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Bedtime - Milk

Apple puree

Wednesday

Waking – Milk
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Pear puree
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Bedtime - Milk

Pear puree

Thursday

Waking – Milk
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Sweet potato puree
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Bedtime - Milk

Sweet potato puree

Friday

Waking – Milk
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Butternut squash puree
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Bedtime – Milk

Butternut squash puree

Saturday

Waking – Milk
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Carrot puree
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Bedtime - Milk

Carrot puree

Sunday

Waking – Milk
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Banana and apple puree
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Bedtime - Milk

Banana and apple puree

6 MONTHS - WEEK 2

Monday

Waking – Milk
Breakfast – Apple puree
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Broccoli and sweet potato puree
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Bedtime - Milk

Broccoli and sweet potato puree

Tuesday

Waking – Milk
Breakfast – Banana and apple puree
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Avocado and pear puree
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Bedtime - Milk

Banana and apple puree

Wednesday

Waking – Milk
Breakfast – Baby rice
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Spinach and roasted carrot puree
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Bedtime - Milk

Spinach and roasted carrot puree

Thursday

Waking – Milk
Breakfast – Pear puree
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Parsnip and pea puree
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Bedtime - Milk

Parsnip and pea puree

Friday

Waking – Milk
Breakfast – Tropical fruit puree
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Butternut squash and banana puree
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Bedtime - Milk

Butternut squash and banana puree

Saturday

Waking – Milk
Breakfast – Fruit salad puree
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Pear and swede puree
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Bedtime - Milk

Pear and swede puree

Sunday

Waking – Milk
Breakfast – Blueberry, apple and peach puree
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Courgette and cauliflower puree
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Bedtime - Milk

Blueberry, apple and peach puree

6 MONTHS - WEEK 3

Monday

Waking – Milk
Breakfast – Avocado and pear puree
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Sweet potato and basil puree
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Bedtime - Milk

Avocado and pear puree

Tuesday

Waking – Milk
Breakfast – Pear puree
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Cheesy vegetable medley
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Bedtime - Milk

Cheesy vegetable medley

Wednesday

Waking – Milk
Breakfast – Orchard fruit puree
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Butternut squash and apricot puree
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Bedtime - Milk

Orchard fruit puree

Thursday

Waking – Milk
Breakfast – Apple puree
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Broccoli and sweet potato puree
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Bedtime - Milk

Apple puree

Friday

Waking – Milk
Breakfast – Summer berry puree
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Courgette, pea and kale puree
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Bedtime - Milk

Summer berry puree

Saturday

Waking – Milk
Breakfast – Pear and baby rice puree
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Butternut squash and carroty mash with thyme
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Bedtime - Milk

Butternut squash and carroty mash with thyme

Sunday

Waking – Milk
Breakfast – Fruit salad puree
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Carrot and cauliflower cheese with rice
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Bedtime - Milk

Carrot and cauliflower cheese with rice

6 MONTHS - WEEK 4

Monday

Waking – Milk
Breakfast – Blueberry, apple and peach puree
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Chicken casserole
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Tea – Sweet potato and basil puree
Bedtime - Milk

Chicken casserole

Tuesday

Waking – Milk
Breakfast – Apple puree
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Sweet potato and pear puree
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Tea – Fruit salad puree
Bedtime - Milk

Fruit salad puree

Wednesday

Waking – Milk
Breakfast – Pear and baby rice puree
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Carrot and cauliflower cheese with rice
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Tea – Avocado and mint puree
Bedtime - Milk

Thursday

Waking – Milk
Breakfast – Tropical fruit puree
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Chicken with sweet potato, swede and carrot puree
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Tea – Apple fool
Bedtime - Milk

Chicken with sweet potato, swede and carrots

Friday

Waking – Milk
Breakfast – Apple puree
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Avocado and mint puree
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Tea – Butternut squash puree
Bedtime - Milk

Butternut squash puree

Saturday

Waking – Milk
Breakfast – Tropical fruit puree
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Sweet potato and lentil puree
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Tea – Peach pudding
Bedtime - Milk

Peach pudding

Sunday

Waking – Milk
Breakfast – Orchard fruit puree
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Fruity pork with vegetables
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Tea – Cheesy vegetable medley
Bedtime - Milk

Fruity pork and vegetables

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Plaice and sweet potato mash

Tuesday

Waking - Milk
Breakfast – Mini pancakes with berry fruit yoghurt
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Tomato and beef risotto
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Tea – Butternut squash and chickpea mash, Yoghurt
Bedtime - Milk

Mini pancakes with summer berry yoghurt

Wednesday

Waking - Milk
Breakfast – Orchard fruit puree, Baby wheat cereal
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Cod with leek and cheese sauce
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Tea – Green vegetable pasta, Peach pudding
Bedtime - Milk

Green vegetable pasta

Thursday

Waking - Milk
Breakfast – Summer fruit compote with yoghurt
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Mediterranean vegetables with cous cous
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Tea – Chicken and sweet potato mash, Fruit
Bedtime - Milk

Mediterranean roast vegetables with cous cous

Friday

Waking - Milk
Breakfast – Blueberry, apple and peach puree, Greek yoghurt
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Salmon, peas and broccoli
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Tea – Cheesy sweetcorn fritters, Rice pudding with fruit
Bedtime - Milk

Cheesy sweetcorn fritters

Saturday

Waking - Milk
Breakfast – Berry porridge
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Turkey stir-fry
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Tea – Cheesy pasta with broccoli, Fromage frais
Bedtime - Milk

Berry porridge

Sunday

Waking - Milk
Breakfast – Banana and apple puree, Baby wheat cereal
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Chicken and butternut squash
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Tea – Baby sandwiches with chopped salad, Pear and nectarine creamy dessert
Bedtime - Milk

Baby sandwiches with chopped salad

8 MONTHS - WEEK 2

Monday

Waking - Milk
Breakfast – Banana porridge
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Beef and sweet potato
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Tea – Cheesy broccoli and cauliflower, Fruit
Bedtime - Milk

Beef and sweet potato

Tuesday

Waking - Milk
Breakfast – Banana with eggy bread soldiers, Sliced seedless grapes
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Aubergine and red pepper curry
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Tea – Butternut squash and chickpea mash, Yoghurt
Bedtime - Milk

Butternut squash and chickpea mash

Wednesday

Waking - Milk
Breakfast – Fruit salad puree, Greek yoghurt
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Mediterranean fish stew
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Tea – Steamed vegetables with cucumber dip, Peach pudding
Bedtime - Milk

Mediterranean fish stew

Thursday

Waking - Milk
Breakfast – Orchard fruit puree, Baby wheat biscuit
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Chicken and mango mash with veggies
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Tea – Baby sandwiches with chopped salad, Pear and nectarine creamy dessert
Bedtime - Milk

Orchard fruit puree

Friday

Waking - Milk
Breakfast – Berry porridge
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Baked haddock in tomato sauce
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Tea – Scrambled egg with baked sweet potato chunks, Fruit
Bedtime - Milk

Baked haddock in tomato sauce

Saturday

Waking - Milk
Breakfast – Toasted muffin, Mashed banana
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Chicken and sweet potato mash
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Tea – Easy tomato pasta sauce with baby pasta stars, Yoghurt
Bedtime - Milk

Chicken and sweet potato mash

Sunday

Waking - Milk
Breakfast – Tropical fruit puree, Farley's rusk
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Fruity lamb cous cous
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Tea – Cheesy pasta with broccoli, Fromage frais
Bedtime - Milk

Fruity lamb couscous

8 MONTHS - WEEK 3

Monday

Waking - Milk
Breakfast – Banana and apple puree, Porridge
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Cheesy broccoli and cauliflower
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Tea – Mediterranean fish stew, Fruit
Bedtime - Milk

Banana and apple puree

Tuesday

Waking - Milk
Breakfast – Pear puree, Brown bread soldiers
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Sweet potato and tuna pasta
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Tea – Steamed vegetables with cucumber dip, Mini pancakes with summer berry yoghurt
Bedtime - Milk

Steamed vegetables with cucumber dip

Wednesday

Waking - Milk
Breakfast – Orchard fruit puree, Baby wheat cereal
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Chicken and courgette mash
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Tea – Baby pesto pasta, Fruit
Bedtime - Milk

Baby pesto pasta sauce

Thursday

Waking - Milk
Breakfast – Fruit salad puree, Baby oat biscuit
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Baby's first chilli
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Tea – Scrambled egg with baked sweet potato chunks, Fruit
Bedtime - Milk

Baby’s first chilli

Friday

Waking - Milk
Breakfast – Apple, pear and apricot puree, Porridge
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Homemade haddock fish fingers
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Tea – Green vegetable pasta, Strawberry and passion fruit brulee
Bedtime - Milk

Homemade haddock fish fingers

Saturday

Waking - Milk
Breakfast – Tropical fruit puree, Toasted muffin
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Chicken and vegetable risotto
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Tea – Aubergine and red pepper curry, Rice pudding, Farley's rusk
Bedtime - Milk

Chicken and vegetable risotto

Sunday

Waking - Milk
Breakfast – Spiced apple puree, Yoghurt
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Lamb rice casserole
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Tea – Banana with eggy bread soldiers, Cheesy sweetcorn fritters, Fromage frais
Bedtime - Milk

Lamb Rice Casserole

8 MONTHS - WEEK 4

Monday

Waking - Milk
Breakfast – Pear and cinnamon porridge
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Mini moussaka
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Tea – Chickpea and red pepper cous cous, Fruit
Bedtime - Milk

Mini moussaka

Tuesday

Waking - Milk
Breakfast – Apple, pear and apricot puree, Greek yoghurt
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Cheesy cod with sweet potato
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Tea – Steamed vegetables with cucumber dip, Pear and nectarine dessert
Bedtime - Milk

Pear and nectarine creamy dessert

Wednesday

Waking - Milk
Breakfast – Blueberry, apple and peach puree, Baby oat cereal
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Baby's first chilli
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Tea – Baby pesto pasta with baby pasta stars, Orchard fruit puree, Yoghurt
Bedtime - Milk

Blueberry, apple and peach puree

Thursday

Waking - Milk
Breakfast – Farley's wholemeal rusk, Mashed banana
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Chicken and cous cous hotpot
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Tea – Cheesy leek and potato mash, Fruit
Bedtime - Milk

Chicken and cous cous hotpot

Friday

Waking - Milk
Breakfast – Apple and cinnamon porridge
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Smoked haddock and mash
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Tea – Sweetcorn and sweet potato pasta, Apple fool, Farley's wholemeal rusk
Bedtime - Milk

Apple and cinnamon porridge

Saturday

Waking - Milk
Breakfast – Toasted muffin, Thinly sliced pear and grapes
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Chicken and mango mash with veggies
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Tea – Banana with eggy bread soldiers, Baked sweet potato chunks, Very berry rice pudding
Bedtime - Milk

Chicken and mango mash with veggies

Sunday

Waking - Milk
Breakfast – Spiced apple puree, Yoghurt
Mid-morning – Milk
Lunch – Milk, Vegetarian lentil cottage pie
Mid-afternoon – Milk
Tea – Cheesy cod with sweet potato, Fruit
Bedtime - Milk

Vegetarian lentil cottage pie

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Veterinarians are switching to baby food – Newspaper Kommersant No.

51 (6531) dated 03/25/2019

The tightening of veterinary control measures for the import of products into the country, introduced since April, threatens the market for medical and baby food, warned the largest manufacturers Danone and Nestle. Today, imports in these categories account for up to 90% of products. Market participants will not have time to adapt to the new rules, this may lead to interruptions in supplies and shortages, they fear. The Ministry of Agriculture insists that the expansion of veterinary control is necessary to combat counterfeiting.

Photo: Dmitry Lekay, Kommersant / buy photo

Marina Balabanova, regional vice president for corporate relations at Danone in Russia and the CIS, told Kommersant about the threat to supplying the Russian market with medical and dietary foods, including for children. Danone is one of the largest baby food suppliers in the country (Nutrilon and Neocate brands). According to Ms. Balabanova, the risks are associated with the draft amendments to the decision of the Customs Union Commission, which tightens the requirements for the import of products subject to veterinary control.

According to the draft (the document is published on the legal portal of the EAEU), such goods must be issued with veterinary certificates, import permits, and manufacturers must be included in the register of enterprises of third countries. The tightening of requirements is justified by the need to control the import of “cheese-like” products, in which animal fat is replaced with vegetable fat, continues Marina Balabanova. But other goods of the same customs group also fell under restrictive measures, including food products for therapeutic and preventive nutrition, in particular for children, as well as a number of biologically active food supplements, she lists.

The decision will most seriously affect their supplies to Russia, while the share of imports of such goods, depending on the category, reaches 90%, Danone fears.

In addition, they add there, the restrictions will also affect the ingredients for their production. At the same time, most of the listed goods and raw materials do not contain components of animal origin at all and have never been regarded in the food industry as products of veterinary risk, says Marina Balabanova.

This is an unnecessary and unjustified measure, agrees in Nestle (brands Nan, Nestogen, Gerber), now border control will be subject to categories that are not considered as bearing veterinary risks in any other country in the world. At the same time, the companies add, suppliers and importers of medical and dietary nutrition are not ready for the new requirements, which should come into force as early as April 11. The issuance of import permits for such products may take more than a year, which will lead to disruption of supplies, shortages and negatively affect the final consumer, echo the Association of European Businesses (AEB). In addition, the tightening of control will have a negative impact on the Russian food industry, adds Marina Balabanova.

Danone proposes changing product descriptions to exclude products with less than 50% animal raw materials, limiting control measures to veterinary certificates, and establishing a transitional period for the entry into force of the decision for at least 2.5 years. In the long term, it is advisable to return to the issue of revising the list and excluding therapeutic and dietary foods, as well as nutritional supplements from it, the AEB believes.

The Ministry of Agriculture told Kommersant that the expansion of the list of objects of veterinary control for goods related to children's and medical nutrition products is aimed at ensuring safety and identifying counterfeit products. The measure will be implemented within the framework of electronic veterinary certification and will not affect conscientious suppliers in any way, the representative of the ministry promised. At the same time, the Ministry of Agriculture recalled that comments on the published draft decision of the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC) can be made at the appropriate site. The EEC did not respond to Kommersant's request.

Anatoly Kostyrev

90,000 Russians warned about more than 15% more expensive baby food

January 26, 2022

Business

Rinat Tairov Editorial Forbes

Photo by Artem Geodakyan / TASS

Prices for baby food in Russia could rise by more than 15%. The manufacturer of FrutoNyanya attributed the increase in cost to the rise in the cost of raw materials, logistics and packaging. Other food manufacturers will follow suit and also increase the cost, analysts are sure

Russia's largest baby food manufacturer Progress (FrutoNyanya brand) warned retail chains of an average price increase of 15.5% in February, Kommersant reported citing a letter from the company's CEO Natalia Medunova. She attributed the rise in prices to the rising cost of raw materials due to the freight crisis, market expectations amid the pandemic and adverse weather conditions for crops, the newspaper claims.

According to Medunova, fruit concentrates have risen in price by an average of 26.8-33.3%, fresh and frozen fruits and vegetables - by 30.9%, dairy raw materials - by 20%, buckwheat, oats and rice - by 19%. The cost of packaging components added 50-100% each, Kommersant added, citing a letter from the CEO. Shipping costs increased by 30%. Progress intends to raise prices for liquid and dry cereals, drinks, bread, desserts and other products. Progress products are subject to increased quality and safety requirements, which the company is not ready to reduce, Medunova herself told Kommersant.

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Baby food, especially for young children, has a large share of imported raw materials, and it has become especially expensive due to the depreciation of the ruble, a source in a large food manufacturer told the newspaper. Retailers will most likely have to accept the terms of Progress, because it is a leader in its category and has great negotiating power, another Kommersant source said. The announced increase in selling prices may not cover the cost, but this is an important step to maintain profitability, said Alexei Popovichev, executive director of the Rusbrand association (which includes Procter & Gamble, Danone, Nestle and other manufacturers).

The arguments of the FrutoNyanya owner are also valid for other market players, they will now also try to raise selling prices, Marat Ibragimov, a senior analyst at Gazprombank, predicted.