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