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The first bites of solid food are as much a milestone for mom and dad as they are for baby. Knowing that mealtime is a big deal for both of you, we created a refreshingly simple way to serve our organic, culinary-inspired purees— a lightweight bowl you can pop open and serve by the spoonful. Designed to stack, spoon and reseal like a dream, we’re picking up where the jar left off.
Ingredients
Organic Mango Puree, Organic Carrots, Water, Organic Lemon Juice Concentrate, Organic Ground Turmeric.
Directions
If Warming The Product, Stir Well Before Serving To Ensure Even Temperature.
Warnings
Do Not Use If Inner Film Is Missing Or Torn.
Nutrition
Nutrition Facts
Serving Size 102.00 g
Servings Per Container 1
- Amount Per Serving
- Calories 60
- Total Fat 0g0%daily value
- Total FatSaturated Fat 0g0%daily value
- Total FatTrans Fat 0g
- Cholesterol 0mg0%daily value
- Sodium 25mg1%daily value
- Total Carbohydrate 14g5%daily value
- Total CarbohydrateDietary Fiber 2g8%daily value
- Total CarbohydrateSugars 12g
- Protein 1g
Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
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The first bites of solid food are as much a milestone for mom and dad as they are for baby. Knowing that mealtime is a big deal for both of you, we created a refreshingly simple way to serve our organic, culinary-inspired purees— a lightweight bowl you can pop open and serve by the spoonful. Designed to stack, spoon and reseal like a dream, we’re picking up where the jar left off.
Ingredients
Organic Mango Puree, Organic Carrots, Water, Organic Lemon Juice Concentrate, Organic Ground Turmeric.
Directions
If Warming The Product, Stir Well Before Serving To Ensure Even Temperature.
Warnings
Do Not Use If Inner Film Is Missing Or Torn.
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Yes, Plum Organics Stage 2 Mango, Carrot & Turmeric Baby Food is gluten-free.
Plum Organics Stage 2 Mango, Carrot & Turmeric Baby Food has 60.0 calories.
Plum Organics Stage 2 Mango, Carrot & Turmeric Baby Food has 14.
0 carbs.
Plum Organics Stage 2 Mango, Carrot & Turmeric Baby Food has 0.0 grams of sugar.
Plum Organics Stage 2 Mango, Carrot & Turmeric Baby Food has 0.0 grams of fat.
Plum Organics Stage 2 Mango, Carrot & Turmeric Baby Food has 25.0 grams of sodium.
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Plum organics apple & carrot baby food is the perfect solution for nourishing your growing baby with the flavors they love and the nutrients they need.
Our baby food is made with no salt or sugar added and is non-gmo. Additionally, our product is organic and kosher. Included is one 4 oz. Container of plum organics apple & carrot baby food.
country of origin : united states of america
is gluten free : yes
is gmo free : yes
is kosher : yes
is wheat free : yes
is yeast free : yes
organic : 95%+ organic
size : 4 oz
ingredients : organic apple puree;organic carrot puree;organic lemon juice concentrate
keywords : growing;infant;natural;nourishing;nutritious;supplement
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Summer is a great time to introduce your child to plums.
Approximately this happens at 7-8 months, after the baby has met an apple and a pear. For the first feeding, you need to pick up a sweet variety of yellow plum. For plum puree, you need to choose ripe juicy fruits, without visible defects and living creatures inside.
Plum puree is a thin, sour, sweet and sour baby puree. Since the plum consists of veins, therefore, a blender is not enough for uniform grinding. You also need to pass plum puree through a sieve for the first feeding. The color of baby puree is obtained in the form of a “childish surprise”, for density, you can add rice flakes or flour, and if you add boiled water, you get juice with pulp.
Please note that the plum sweetens the stool, so the child should not be given more than the prescribed norm. In case of too loose stools, immediately stop giving plums.
The honey plum itself is tasty and sweet, but after the blender sourness appears, the aftertaste on the tongue is knitting.
You need to preserve such a product only with sugar, because because of the acid it will quickly start to turn sour and disappear.
If the child does not like the sourness in the plum, then it is best to combine it with already familiar fruits, namely apples and pears. But the plum is best combined with sweet foods, namely a banana.
Plum puree
Moreover, there are more substances useful for the child's body than in pears or apples. Plums are rich in potassium and phosphorus, and these components play a primary role in the development of the baby's nervous system. 
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This dish can help with constipation in infants. It is not worth offering it to a child in large quantities, because. there is a risk of getting diarrhea, and it threatens to wash out nutrients and dehydrate the body. 
Housewives are actively beginning to save pieces of summer for the winter in the form of jams, compotes and jellies. Each woman has her own optimal recipe for preserving different berries, and, as a rule, an exorbitant amount of sugar is a preservative in it. 
You can freeze the puree in plastic disposable glasses, and then transfer the resulting briquettes into one bag. 
The fruits from cooking will become softer, and after cooling them, you can rub the pulp through a sieve or with a blender. The resulting plum emulsion must be boiled and placed in sterile jars. 
The remaining pulp must be carefully ground to a state of homogeneous mass. If the emulsion turned out to be too thick, you can dilute it a little with water, and then be sure to boil it. Healthy prune puree for babies is ready, it remains only to cool it. 
In the meantime, sterilize the canning container. Place the jars upside down in a saucepan or bowl with lids next to them. Pour some water into the pan (no more than a liter), bring to a boil and boil the container for 10 minutes. 
Start with half a teaspoon, gradually moving to one full feeding. 
Plum puree contains a sufficiently large amount of potassium and phosphorus, which is especially beneficial for the nervous system of a little man. Now we will tell you how to make plum puree for babies. 
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Read our helpful tips and make the first complementary foods for your baby. Baby plum puree recipe
Baby plum puree recipe is simple even for those who don't know how or don't like to cook.
If the berries are not too sour, it is better not to add sugar syrup to the puree. It should be remembered that sugar, like salt, is used in minimal quantities in the child's diet.
Sugar syrup
Mix 10 g of sugar with 50 ml of water.
The solution is boiled, stirring, over low heat for 10 minutes, filtered through several layers of sterile or boiled gauze, topped up with boiling water through the same filter to a volume of 100 ml and boiled again.
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Pour the hot syrup into a pre-boiled glass bottle and close tightly.
But remember that excessive consumption of sugar can lead to obesity and tooth decay in a child at an older age.
Plum puree for babies In our recipes, you can change the number of servings and the required amount of ingredients will automatically change on the website. By clicking on the links in the recipe, you can easily select the baby's menu according to the desired criteria.
- Select undamaged berries, without dark spots, rinse in running water, pour over with boiling water and remove the seeds.
- Rub the berries thoroughly through a sieve to separate the skins.
- Add sugar syrup to puree.
You can prepare more puree and freeze the finished puree in portions in special forms. It is easy to warm up and feed the baby.
! Recommendation: Do not use sugar, salt and spices in children's meals.
This recipe is perfect for baby food but will be a great meal for babies of all ages.
| All information posted on the site is for informational purposes only and cannot be used for self-treatment. Having acquired specific applied knowledge, do not experiment with the health of the child. When symptoms of the disease appear, the immediate help of a specialist is necessary. Never make a decision without discussing the issue with a doctor - consultation with a pediatrician is required! |
When can I give my baby plums and plum puree as complementary foods?
Fresh stone fruit should be included in the child's diet. The nutrients they contain are necessary for proper growth and development. Take at least plums. They are nutritious, high in fiber and sugars, and help young children relieve constipation. Let's figure out at what age they can be given, in what form and quantity.
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Benefits for the child
Plum contains the following useful substances:
- Vitamins of group B contribute to the full development of the baby's nervous system, prevent excessive anxiety.
- Vitamin C has an anti-inflammatory effect, helps the child's body fight viruses and significantly strengthens the immune system.
- Provitamin A has a beneficial effect on children's vision, stops its deterioration.
- Vitamins of the P group (or bioflavonoids) strengthen the baby's blood vessels, prevent fluctuations in blood pressure when the weather changes (that is, help fight weather dependence).
- Sodium prevents swelling, which is fortunately rare in children.
- Calcium is an essential element for a growing organism. Its sufficient content in plum fruits improves the condition of the bones of the child and the health of the teeth.
- Potassium has a positive effect on the functioning of the cardiovascular system;
- Copper is required for the growth and proper development of the baby.
Plum contains a large number of other minerals: nickel, silicon, fluorine, manganese, zinc, iodine, phosphorus and others.
This stone fruit culture will be useful for babies with intestinal disorders. The fruits have a mild laxative effect, helping the child cope with constipation. The laxative effect of plum stems from the content in its composition of a special substance - isatin and a high level of fiber.
When and how much to give?
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Plums are introduced into complementary foods not earlier than 8-9months. But American pediatricians are allowed to give plum puree to a child as early as 6 months. It is important that by the time you get to know this product, the baby has already tried most other fruits, including stone fruits, and they have not caused allergies.
It is advisable to choose yellow for the first feeding plums - they are less likely to cause allergies. The most suitable dishes for the baby are mashed potatoes and compote.
At first, plum puree should be added to fruits already familiar to the baby, such as an apple. No more spoons needed. Gradually, in the absence of allergies, the volume of plums in fruit puree is increased, and then they switch to monocomponent plum puree.
Compote from dried plums (prunes) is better absorbed by the baby's body. For the first time, it is advisable to give the child no more than 20 ml of the drink. If within three days there are no signs of allergy, the portion can be gradually increased.
When a child has severe bowel problems that cause frequent constipation, the pediatrician may recommend a prune decoction from as early as 4 months of age. But such early complementary foods should be carried out exclusively under the supervision of a doctor and with great care.
Why not suitable for first complementary foods?
- Plum is a product that often causes allergies in babies. Therefore, its introduction into complementary foods is permissible only after other fruits, which are less likely to cause an undesirable reaction of the body.
- In addition, plum fruits have a laxative effect. It is difficult to predict to what extent the child's body will react to this product, if nothing but breast milk or formula has not yet been tested.
- The fruit has a serious effect on the acidic environment of the stomach. Therefore, you should first prepare the baby's body for a new product with another, more gentle food for the gastric mucosa.
- And last but not least, weaning food should start with vegetables. And after sweet and tasty fruits, the child often refuses them.
Selection Tips
In order for plums to benefit a child's body, the fruits must be carefully selected.
- Only ripe specimens without dents should be taken.
Be sure to check the fruit for rotten areas. Even with minimal damage, it is strictly forbidden to give fruits to the baby. - There are more than 2,000 varieties of plums in the world, so it is simply impossible to list all suitable for a child. But sweet varieties (fast-growing, blue gift, etc.) will please the baby more, while their acidity is relatively low.
- Due to the high allergenicity of plums, it is advisable to choose yellow or white fruits. When using red and purple specimens, allergic risks increase.
- Buy fruits for your child that have been grown and harvested near where you live. "Native" fruits will bring much more benefits than "overseas".
A selection of children's recipes
To preserve the maximum of vitamins and minerals in plum food, it is necessary to prepare it correctly. Usually, two dishes are perfect for children under one year old: mashed potatoes and compote.
Plum puree
- Be sure to thoroughly wash the fruits, pour boiling water over them and immediately remove the scalded skin with a thin knife.
- Then cut the plum into 2 halves and remove the pit.
- Place in blender and blend until smooth.
- If the baby puree is too thick, you can dilute it with a little water.
Chicken purée
If your baby has already switched to meat and has become familiar with chicken meat, you can prepare plum purée with chicken for him.
Recipe recommended for children over 8 months old.
- Take 3 plums, peeled, pitted and cut into cubes.
- Cut one chicken fillet in the same way.
- Put everything together in a saucepan, add a glass of water and simmer until the meat is tender.
- Let cool slightly and puree the contents of the saucepan with a blender.
Compote
Plum compote requires 250 g of fruit and 750 g of water. If the compote is intended for a child older than a year, you can add a couple of tablespoons of sugar.
- Wash and pit the plums.
- Place in cold water, add sugar if necessary.
- Put on fire. After boiling, cook the compote for 2 minutes.
- Cover the saucepan with a lid and leave to infuse.
After 2-3 hours, you can already give compote to the baby. If your child is just getting to know a new fruit, be sure to strain the drink before serving.
Preparing for the winter
If the age at which plum can be introduced into complementary foods falls in winter, it is better to take care of preparing mashed potatoes for the winter in advance.
- Rinse the fruits, peel and remove the stones.
- Steam for 2-3 minutes to soften.
- Grind with a blender and heat without boiling.
- Pour the finished puree into sterilized jars to the brim, close with lids.
- Cool at room temperature by turning jars upside down.
The ripest and sweetest fruits are chosen for winter harvesting.
Caution does not hurt
Despite the benefits of plum for the baby, before introducing it into complementary foods, contraindications must be considered:
- If your child has gastrointestinal problems or does not respond well to new foods, eating plums will aggravate the situation.
- It is undesirable for children under three years of age to give such fruits in their usual form - whole or in halves. This can injure the delicate lining of the stomach. In addition, the baby can swallow the bone or even choke on it.
- When a child has diarrhea, plums should be completely excluded from the diet, including in the form of compote from these fruits.
Plum puree and compotes should be prepared in August-September. During this period, fruits ripen naturally, without the participation of harmful fertilizers, and contain all the necessary vitamins. Fruits bought at other times of the year, no matter how attractive at first glance they may be, are not recommended for children.
Do not be surprised if your child develops diarrhea after eating plum puree, as the product contains laxatives. Most of them are concentrated in the fruit peel, which is why its removal significantly reduces the likelihood of diarrhea in the baby.
If this still happened, you need to postpone the plum food for at least half a month and next time start the food with a smaller portion.
Allergy to plums
Plums are contraindicated in children prone to allergic reactions. This fruit often causes allergies, so you should postpone its introduction into complementary foods until three years old, when the baby's gastrointestinal tract is fully formed.
Experts associate negative body response to plum with sensitivity to birch pollen. Therefore, if one of the parents suffers from seasonal reactions, the likelihood of an allergy in the baby is high.
In addition to plums, the following food products are correlated with intolerance to birch pollen:
- fruits: apples, pears, peaches, cherries, kiwi;
- vegetables and herbs: carrots, fennel, potatoes, spinach and celery;
- nuts: peanuts and hazelnuts;
- buckwheat;
- flower honey.
The allergens in plums are not destroyed by heat treatment, as some mistakenly believe.
Therefore, fruits boiled or scalded with boiling water do not become safer for particularly sensitive babies.
Companion products
Plums are introduced into the baby's complementary foods at the same time as fruits such as light cherries, peaches, nectarines and apricots. Apricots contain a large amount of folic acid, which improves the appetite of little ones. And the beneficial substances in the composition of nectarines and peaches normalize digestion and strengthen the baby's immunity.
Here we should not forget that after getting acquainted with a new fruit, at least a week should pass. Only then can something new be introduced into complementary foods.
When the baby's menu becomes more varied, plums are used together with other healthy ingredients. Its ripe fruits go well with the following products:
- apples;
- blueberry;
- apricots;
- cranberry;
- peaches;
- nectarines;
- melon;
- chicken;
- yogurt.
