baby foods for 8-months-old
Help your growing little one explore new tastes, textures, and foods like yogurt. Try our pouches for on-the-go feeding.
What should I be feeding my 8-month old?
At 8 months old, your baby is likely entering Stage 3 of their feeding journey, where they may be ready to enjoy thick purees with multiple flavors and easy-to-eat snacks, such as melties.
For ideas and inspiration on what to feed your 8-month old, check out our 8-month old meal plan!
What feeding stage is my 8-month old in?
At 8-months old, we recommend feeding your baby any of our Stage 3 foods. This stage is designed to meet the needs of babies around 8-months and older, and consists of multiple ingredient thicker purees as well as some soft snacks and cereals.
How should I feed my baby infant snacks?
First, consult with your pediatrician on your baby’s readiness to consume toddler snacks.
Our melties are a great snack for your 8-month old. These bite-sized, delicious snacks can be fed one at a time to a seated, supervised baby. Melties are also great for “self-feeding,” where your little one can develop their fine motor skills.
Can I feed my 8-month old purees with yogurt in them?
Yes! Our jarred purees with yogurt are designed for babies in Stage 3 (babies around 8 months or older), so they are safe to feed your 8-month old. In fact, the USDA recommends that infants as young as 6 months of age consume yogurt (not cow’s milk) as a good way to expose this potential food allergen. Read more about exposing food allergens here, and consult your pediatrician if you have any questions about dairy.