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Here you\u2019ll find the best nutritious and easy baby snacks<\/strong> that are simple to prepare and serve. Bonus: Each is also super yummy!<\/em><\/p>\n

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Once your sweet baby has started solids, generally has the hang of eating, and meals are working in your schedule, you may be ready to add in snacks. To help you know what to offer, this post is here to help.<\/p>\n

You will find easy baby snacks organized by food group, the best homemade recipes to try, and tips for serving food to this age group to ensure snacks are yummy and easy to eat.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Depending on the baby, how much they are nursing or drinking from bottles, and the schedule of your day, when and how often you add in snacks may vary. You can start them around 9 months or at 12 months\u2014whatever works best for your family and the appetite of your child.<\/p>\n

(You may also like my Baby Lunch Boxes<\/a>, Baby Breakfast Ideas<\/a>, Baby Cookies<\/a>, and baby-led weaning recipes<\/a>.)<\/p>\n

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Snacks for 9 Month Old Babies<\/h2>\n

At about 9 months, babies develop the pincer grasp, or the ability to pick up small (think the size of a pea) pieces of food. This usually opens up a whole wide range of foods, including baby snacks, that babies can feed themselves. <\/p>\n

Those are primarily the types of foods you\u2019ll find in this post, along with some pureed options to round things out.<\/p>\n

TIP:<\/strong> Find my Master List of Early Finger Foods<\/a> to refresh your memory on all of the many food options you can serve at any meal to babies starting around 9 months.<\/p>\n

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Sugar-Free Banana Muffin with Raspberries<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Snacks for One Year Olds<\/h2>\n

Many babies from 12 months through 16-18 months are in this same category of eating small pieces of finger foods, so any of these foods are appropriate for them, too.<\/p>\n

(Actually, they are appropriate for any age, though kids past that 18 month mark are better able to take bites from larger pieces of food.)<\/p>\n

TIP:<\/strong> Find my One Year Old Feeding Schedule,<\/a> too.<\/p>\n

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Cheerios with Carrot Puree Pouch<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Baby Snacks: Fruits and Veggies<\/h2>\n

These produce-based snacks are great options to have in the mix. I like to pair them with another food group if possible\u2014though baby won\u2019t always eat perfectly balanced snacks and that\u2019s okay!<\/p>\n