A) Around 9 months B) Around 3 months C) Around 12 months D) Around 6 months
A) Chocolate pudding B) Avocado C) Fried chicken D) Spicy salsa
A) Taste B) Food safety C) Visual appeal D) Cost
A) Roasting B) Boiling C) Frying D) Steaming
A) Slightly lumpy B) Completely solid C) Chunky D) Very smooth puree
A) On your inner wrist B) By using a thermometer in the food C) By tasting it with the same spoon you will feed the baby D) By blowing on it
A) Give up on that food forever B) Force them to eat it C) Try again another day D) Add sugar or salt
A) Honey B) Cinnamon C) Turmeric D) Nutmeg
A) 1-2 days B) 1 week C) 2 weeks D) 5 days
A) 6-12 months B) 1-2 months C) 3-4 days D) 1 week
A) Ice cube trays B) Plastic bags C) Large containers D) Paper cups
A) 2 weeks B) 3-5 days C) 1 day D) 1 week
A) To check for allergies B) To save money on groceries C) To make meal planning easier D) To prevent picky eating
A) Peanuts B) Apples C) Sweet potatoes D) Green beans
A) In hot water B) In the refrigerator C) On the counter D) In the microwave without stirring
A) No B) Yes, if it was thawed in the refrigerator C) Yes, if it was thawed quickly D) Yes, as long as it still smells good
A) Fruit juice B) Cow's milk C) Fortified infant cereal D) White bread
A) To make feeding time more exciting B) To increase the baby's appetite C) To impress other parents D) To ensure balanced nutrition
A) Slap them on the back B) Let them work it out themselves C) Give them water immediately D) Panic and call 911
A) Yes, any amount is fine B) Only salt and pepper C) Yes, in small amounts D) No, never
A) Well water B) Tap water that has been boiled C) Bottled water (any kind) D) Sparkling water
A) Potato masher B) Blender or food processor C) Spoon D) Knife and fork
A) Adding spices B) Boiling it C) Pureeing it D) Adding salt
A) Avocados B) Mangoes C) Apples D) Bananas
A) Guaranteed to be more nutritious B) Grown without pesticides C) Always tastes better D) More expensive
A) Give only liquids B) Start with hard foods C) Gradually make purees chunkier D) Avoid all lumps
A) Leads to allergies B) Causes digestive problems C) Causes skin rashes D) Can interfere with oxygen in the blood
A) Spinach and beets B) Sweet potatoes and squash C) Carrots and peas D) Broccoli and cauliflower
A) Offer large pieces of tough meat B) Give whole nuts C) Make sure they are soft and easily mashed D) Choose hard, round foods like grapes |