Banana Apple Rice Porridge - baby food recipe +6M

[@monicacason5287]

My 5 month old son loves this! Thank you

[@jadzaoliveiracanning7818]

Finally a very good channel for our little foodies

[@Buonapappa]

aww, thank you!!! b

[@TDSB242]

Trying this now with quinoa for my 10 month old baby! Been looking for a breakfast recipe for a while and I 5th ink this will do the trick!! We'll see how it goes! He loved the carrot & chicken puree so I'm sure he'll love this!! Thanks Buona Pappa!

[@Buonapappa]

Tara Saunders Hi Tara! quinoa is a great substitution, gluten free and a wonderful super food for babies! My recipes are only a suggestion and I really like when you switch ingredients personalizing it following your personal taste ;-) ciao! b

[@shafaqnaheed260]

Bundle of thanx dear. My niece is 15months old but she is only 6kg. I will try this recipe for her. She refuse every thing. May be she like it

[@Kare750]

Excellent concept. Thank you. I did not have apples so I used pears instead. My baby (whose not a good feeder) enjoyed it. I will definitely be trying other combinations e.g rice, peas and banana porridge.

[@Buonapappa]

That's a wonderful alternative, I'm glad your baby liked it! Thank you for watching!! b

[@senaayana]

thank you for your all videos of baby food. I have watched them and all great ones.

[@Buonapappa]

Thank you so much for your comment and for watching BuonaPappa!!! ciao, b

[@VIN94948]

hello! i love your channel, easy, healthy, and tasty recipes. I've tried some of your recipes for my 7m old baby, she loved it. Happy to see her enjoy her meals. One question for this recipe, i cannot get the yellowish color of the puree, twice i tried this banana apple porridge, and both end with purplish ~ brown color.(I was use blender for refine). But for the taste, it's good, no problem at all. Maybe you have some thought to share. Thanks.

[@asmausman6905]

looks yummy !! will try this tommorow for my one year old princess :) !!.. hope she will enjoy!!... and you r so cute !! :)

[@arleneterencio6822]

Thanks to these video. my baby love this food a lot. I'm so happy.. thanks a lot!

[@Buonapappa]

Arlene Terencio Hi Arlene! Thank you so much for watching BuonaPappa, I'm glad your little one is enjoying his first baby food spoons. There is a whole world of amazing tastes and textures for him to explore :-) Ciao!! b

[@pengsreynith4507]

I will try it for my daughter, she is 7month now thanks for your Idea and I hope she will like !

[@Buonapappa]

+Peng Sreynith Let me know how it goes, and thank you for watching BuonaPappa!! b

[@mamoette]

Looks really easy to make! I can't wait to try it out for my 7 month old. Thanks for posting! :)

[@summerbreeze4629]

My baby will be six months next week thank you for the recipe , i was looking for this

[@Buonapappa]

+hani foot My pleasure!! Enjoy your little one first spoon, it's so exciting!!

[@serinartiedayusarchio8528]

it looks yummy! will try it to day for my baby :-). Thank you for the recipe

[@Buonapappa]

Thank you so much to you for watching!!

[@Lincypaul]

Hello Mam. Thanks a lot. My babe loved it. Wonderful recipe.

[@Buonapappa]

Hi! I'm sooooo glad you like the channel and most of all that your baby likes the recipes! Color. the final result is beige/yellowish. The apple gives a white/yellow color and the banana gives a brown color. Mixed together in a proportion of 1:1 they shoud give the beige/yellow color that you see in the video.

[@jazzytechnicalservices8629]

thank you for the advise you gave me! i need it for the cooking contest in my school

[@Buonapappa]

My pleasure!!! how did the contest go? ciao! b

[@miracleariunaa1856]

Thank you for the reciepe. My Son loves it👍🏻❤️

[@Buonapappa]

I'm so glad to hear that!!! Thank you so much for watching BuonaPappa!! ciao, b

[@jeniferquiles3134]

awesome will try it for my baby tomorrow... would you consider this a good meal for breakfast?

[@Buonapappa]

Hi! Dure, it's a nice idea for breakfast! Let me know if your little one likes it, ciao b

[@jeniferquiles3134]

+BuonaPappa What is the best rice to use for this? or will any rice be ok?

[@Buonapappa]

+Jenifer Gonzalez Hi Jenifer! I used Italian Arborio rice, the same one that I use for risotto as it is very starchy and gets very creamy once cooked. Brown rice is a very good choice for babies (more nutritious than white rice as is less processed), I would suggest it for this recipe too! Ciao, b

[@rachelmifsud3342]

Your channel is amazing :) Im going to try your recipes for sure. Any particular rice? Brown Or white?

[@Buonapappa]

Thank you :-) I would definitely choose Organic Brown Rice, full of flavor and nutrients. Let me know how it goes!! ciao, b

[@palmina77italiana]

Great alternative for breakfast cereal! Now that I watched THIS...makes me wonder what EXACTLY is in the store bought rice cereal :-/ Thank you for uploading this ♥

[@lianeheffernan8474]

do u have to use a blenderr or can u mash it all i dont have a hand blender or blender

[@Buonapappa]

+Faith heffernan Hi Faith! all depends from your baby's taste. if he/she likes a more running consistency the blender/mixer is better. If he/she likes a more chunky consistency the fork is fine. Thank you for watching BuonaPappa! b

[@adeelaroos1326]

very good recipe for baby. thanks

[@Buonapappa]

Thanks!! b

[@Buonapappa]

sure! just make sure to keep it working up until you obtain a nice smooth and creamy puree. I used the hand blender because I could puree everything directly in the pan. ciao! b

[@thesassyteena]

super like this recipe. ..Thanks

[@Buonapappa]

+Tina Rathore Thank you to you for watching!!! b

[@dancingwithchaos]

Soooo excited to try this...gonna make tomorrow :) looks wonderful! Danke!

[@Buonapappa]

Let me know if your little one likes it!

[@Buonapappa]

You have few options to thaw out the porridge: place it in the refrigerator the night before using it, it will defrost slowly; or, if you do not have time, thaw it in the microwave. Just remember to use containers that can be placed in the freezer and than in the microwave without any harm. ciao! b

[@Buonapappa]

Thank you to you for viewing it! b

[@VIN94948]

owh, okay, i get it. U're correct, i was put more banana on the porridge, so there's where the brown color comes. Thanks, i will try the 1:1 ratio on the banana and apple on next cooking. And please load more recipe for under 12m baby, i love to let my baby taste miscellaneous food to develop her senses. :)

[@kanchanpawar3552]

thankyou so much . its easy n healthy too .

[@estherelizabethmonjok7450]

Thankyou !! He loved it :)

[@Buonapappa]

:-)

[@savithrimichael1771]

BuonaPappa to

[@Buonapappa]

Thank you to you for watching them! ciao, b

[@charliehinds700]

Love your channel.. Question what kind of rice are you using?..is it Baby cereal rice or regular rice..Would love to try this..

[@Buonapappa]

Hi Charlie! I would suggest to use organic brown rice, it the less refined (and so healthier) one for babies.I used regular rice, but if you do not have time baby cereal rice works too. Let me know if your little one likes it!! ciao, b

[@yoonjulee84]

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[@sindyenriquez3498]

Freezer where I put the meat? Or where I put the milk? Thanks I love your videos awesome!!!!

[@Buonapappa]

sindy enriquez Hi Sindy, Thank you for watching BuonaPappa! The extra porridge divided into small containers with lid can go in the freezer to be frozen for up to 2 months. For freezer I mean the refrigerator compartment/cabinet at a temperature of 32 Fahrenheit (0 Celsius) degrees or less. Ciao! b

[@sindyenriquez3498]

Thanks!!! I will try it with quinoa with rice my baby gets really constipated:(

[@Buonapappa]

sindy enriquez If your baby is usually constipated you should substitute banana with pears and rice with quinoa. Both apples and pears contain pectin that slows down things and help to loose stools. ciao! b

[@schroeteralero2914]

Hi BuonaPappa, My baby is two months old. Am just getting familiar and ready as well, when its time for solid food. Can I use the baby food maker to prepare the food? Thanks for all the wonderful tips

[@Buonapappa]

+Schroeter Alero Hi! you can use a baby food maker to prepare your homemade baby food or just few basic kitchen tools that you might already have: a steamer (either the movable tray or the upper attachment to the regular pan) + a blender (I love the immersion blender as you do not need to move the ingredients to a regular food processor/blender) and some baby food storage containers (I really like the glass or silicone ones). You still have few months to get ready and informed :-) Usually you introduce solid food in your baby's diet at around 6 months. Let me know should you have any more questions!! Ciao!!! b

[@schroeteralero2914]

Hi thank you so much.

[@Chicken404]

Hi! I was wondering if you think sweet potato, rice and apples would make a good porridge? ?

[@jatindergahir]

hi thanks for the wonderful recipe. I have a question the color and taste of apple will change if you boil it with milk. Its better to add apple after milk is boiled.

[@Buonapappa]

Hi! sorry for the late reply. yes, the color will change, will get darker (brownish). But it will just be a change of color, the taste will be the same and the consistency just a bit more creamy. You can add the apples at the same time. Thanks for watching!! b

[@eternalmusical]

Thanks for the great video. Just curious, any reason for choosing to make your own rice cereal vs. store bought? I use an organic brand but concerned about the arsenic content. thanks!

[@Buonapappa]

Hi! very good question. there are many differences between homemade rice cereal and store bought one. My personal opinion is that the homemade one is healthier as it is not refined, even if it has two down sides: it is not iron fortified and there is no way to add iron at home, so you will need to find other ways to add iron in your baby's diet. Also it takes more time to cook (around 10 min) and when you are in a hurry and the baby is crying having the instant rice cereal ready to use is very convenient ;-) Considering that you are buying an organic store bought baby rice cereal the positive sides are that being certified organic it should come from a good quality rice. Also being ready instantly is very convenient. The down side is that the rice is highly refined. The refining process strips away many nutrients, but these nutrients are added back after the milling of the grain. That's why when you check the ingredients list you will see iron and also other good additives. That being said for my kids I did a mix of homemade baby cereal when I had time and organic store bought one when I hadn't. Arsenic in rice. That's another matter. Some rices can naturally contain arsenic pending the kind of soil they have been grown in. From my researches I found that Californian rice has a minimum amount of arsenic and Italian rice (I'm italian) too. So when I buy the rice to make my own rice cereal I always check where the rice comes from. For the store bought one you should check the company website to check where the rice is grown. Also, consider that you are not feeding your baby with rice cereal only. A balanced diet with a variety of foods will be the best way to avoid any arsenic concern. I hope I was helpful, let me know should you have any more questions! ciao, b

[@eternalmusical]

+BuonaPappa Thank you so much! :) That really helps. look forward to seeing your other videos.

[@estherelizabethmonjok7450]

Love this recipe ! What kind of rice did you use? Will try this for breaky tomorrow :)

[@Buonapappa]

Hi! Thank you so much for your comment :-) I would suggest to use organic brown rice, it the less refined (and so healthier) one for babies. Let me know if your little one likes it!! ciao, b

[@mirrayees1]

Thnk u for this recipe I Waz also searching baby food recipe 😊

[@Buonapappa]

My pleasure!!! Let me know should you have any question!! ciao and thank you for watching!!! b

[@uzairusman4017]

it was very tasty. my baby like it.please share more recipies.my baby is one year 9 months and he is too much selective in eating. thanks for this video

[@Buonapappa]

+Uzair Usman Thank you to you for watching BuonaPappa! I'm glad your baby liked the porridge, ciao! b

[@roxannecabrera1]

Do you microwave the food when your ready to serve ???

[@merymary1064]

i love it i hope my bebe love ittttt 😳

[@Buonapappa]

+mery mary Hi! let me know how it goes, the banana porridge is very baby friendly!! ciao, b

[@startale5768]

can we use normal white rice for the baby

[@Muslimah0078]

Hello, love your recipes.. I made this and my baby loved it.. But when the color got dark due to banana she stopped eating.. I have stored it in the freezer.. Any suggestion as to how I should defrost it and server her ASAP before it turns dark???

[@Buonapappa]

Hi! Thank you for watching! In order to avoid the dark oxidation you can add few drops of lemon juice (only few drops will not affect the taste) before freezing it. You will not prevent totally the banana to get dark, but it will help. If she really doesn't like the brown banana you can try to prepare the recipe without the banana. You can freeze the porridge without the banana and add the banana later when you will serve it to your little one. Hope it helps! ciao! b

[@Muslimah0078]

Thanks a lot! I will do the latter one! Buona pappa tutti :) btw what does buona pappa means?? Ps m Indian so not familiar!

[@Buonapappa]

karishma sheikh Good, let me know how it goes! Buona Pappa means "Enjoy your baby food" and this is what a mom usually says in Italian to her baby when she offers the food to him. It's like the French "bon appetite" but said to a baby! ciao, b

[@amyokoh5428]

My tip always wait for the cooked rice& Apple to cool down before adding banana.i stored the cooked one in food container and add fresh banana each time am ready to feed baby cheers.

[@LanaRoseeG]

Love your recipes! Do you have a Book of your recipes by an chance?

[@Buonapappa]

Hi Lana! Thank you, I really appreciate your comment! Book...it's my dream project. I'm working on it ;-)

[@LanaRoseeG]

BuonaPappa Oh okay great!!! ☺

[@Graceful_Peaceful]

I have baby cereals. Can I use baby cereals instead of rice? (Honilac baby cereals)

[@twistedzmay]

Hi there! I want to ask what is the other alternative if I do not have the blender that you use in the video to blend the porridge while still in the pot? Thanks!

[@Buonapappa]

Hi! I use an immersion blender as I really like it and I do not have to move the porridge from the pan to the blender container (less things to wash..). But you can use any blender or mixer you have in your kitchen. Just keep mixing up until you will have obtained the desired consistency. Thank you for watching! b

[@kilouche-yo9zw]

Thank you very much for this recipe, ♡♡♡

[@Buonapappa]

my pleasure!!! b

[@Buonapappa]

Any short grain white rice will work. I used the same one I use for risotto as you are looking for a creamy and soft result. ciao! b

[@anzoshafibilal5665]

can i make this for my 12month old?

[@RonaldoIStheboy]

This is a great recipe. Ive been using it for a few years now. Me and my kids love it! I’ve even adapted it to a pre/post-work out meal for when I’ve go to the gym. Just added whey protein and cinnamon powder with a dash of vanilla extract!!! Ciao Bella!

[@Buonapappa]

That's a great way to transform a baby food into adult food!! Love it!! b

[@umiindrastuti222]

if I don't have hand blender, can I use food processor?

[@Tay-bf5qc]

my babies are big now 😁 can i make this for myself ???

[@Buonapappa]

LOL, sure!!

[@pithodyuo4192]

do i have to microwave each time i want to feed my baby or defrost will do

[@CutiePieDIY]

Are you from brazil aka portuguese?

[@Buonapappa]

Italian! from Milano :-)

[@CutiePieDIY]

oh right! thanks for the recipe it's actuallly for my 2 week old baby hamsters lol.

[@Buonapappa]

LpsMusicWorld hamsters, how cute! they are babies too! I really hope they will enjoy it. ciao, b

[@Bella-ke7pr]

Tanara brought me here... they were definity making some baby food! 🤭 Sheesh

[@Buonapappa]

Hi! sure, the porridge is fine starting from 6 months of age. Considering the baby's age I would suggest to puree everything very well. You want a very smooth and liquid consistency for the first baby meals. ciao, b

[@ayishabarak4084]

For how long can u keep it

[@ashleichefleilani2377]

I like this recipe, I would change the white rice to brown and blend the rice before adding it to the boiled apple.

[@Buonapappa]

Hi! good idea. ciao! b

[@saharhadi7713]

I love u n urr receipes ❤

[@OhKailey]

I love your videos! So cheerful and informative. Thanks for uploading! :)

[@funmilolaayorinde9407]

For how long can the porridge be kept in the refrigerator or freezer?

[@Buonapappa]

Hi! If your baby likes it I do not see any issue offering this porridge to him once a day. Just two things to keep in mind: rice+banana might have a sightly stringent effect if regularly taken. Also, you might want to introduce your baby to a variety of different tastes and try some new recipes. ciao ciao! b

[@bujunulara]

Hi can I just refrigerate prepared baby food, instead of freezing it, if I am going to use it in 2-3 days?

[@Buonapappa]

Sure! You can keep the baby food in the refrigerator in a container with a lid for up to 2/3 days without any problem. Enjoy!! b

[@Buonapappa]

Hi! all depends how much time you have :-) if you have time put the container in the refrigerator the night before so that it will be thawed by the following morning. You can use the microwave to warm it up when you will feed your baby. Remember to stir the pudding after the microwave, you do not want hot spots! ciao! b

[@TheJackiebr620]

Can I refrigerate after making and if so can my son eat it the next day?

[@Buonapappa]

Sure, you can store it in a air tight container in the refrigerator and serve it the following day. You might notice a lightly darker color, that's the banana that changes color once is peeled. Enjoy! b

[@Buonapappa]

Thank you to you for following BuonaPappa!

[@yenliee]

I like it..because it so simple..

[@daryprak2210]

Hi! I am from from Asia. My baby is nearly 6month and I want to start the food for her. I want to ask that, should I start fruit like avocado and porridge together? And if I give her fruits, can I give one day avocado, one day banana or one day carrot?

[@Buonapappa]

Dary Prak Hi! Thank you for watching BuonaPappa! yes, avocado is a very good option to introduce your baby to solid foods, very rich in good fats and with a creamy and delicate texture that your baby should like. I would simply mash a very ripe avocado with a fork in order to obtain a creamy and smooth consistency. You can always add one teaspoon of either water/breast milk/formula milk to thin the avocado if you see that it is too thick. As your baby is only 6 months, at the beginning she will just want few teaspoons of food. She might even just want to play with it, it's normal and fine. Let her explore and enjoy this new experience! Avocado and porridge works too. Or apple sauce or any other seasonal fruit that you can buy locally. There is a "4 days rule" that a lot of pediatricians recommend: when you introduce a new food in you baby's diet, wait 4 days before adding another new one. This is done to see if there are any allergic reaction to the new food. In your case you can start with avocado for 4 days, than add apple and keep offering either apple or avocado for the following 4 days before adding a third food (carrots or zucchini are great too). The first two weeks might look kind of boring to you as you basically will offer only 3 foods to your little girl, but remember that for her that will be a huge change and novelty. Enjoy those precious moments and take tons of pictures/videos of her first spoons ;-) ciao! b

[@Buonapappa]

Hi! which kind of red rice? the one that I know is red as it has been fermented with a particular red yeast. It is very good in order to treat cholesterol. I would not suggest to use this red rice I described for baby food, any regular short grain white rice will work. Maybe you are referring to another kind of red rice. Do you know the name? ciao! b

[@ryline87]

Hello....can i know what you use to blend all the rice banana and apple...

[@Buonapappa]

Hi! To puree' my baby food I use an immersion blender. I really like the fact that I can immerge the blender directly in the pot and create the puree'. Than I just divide the puree' in small containers. ciao!! b

[@ryline87]

Woww thanks

[@funsideofeverything9058]

How much milk shoul i add

[@saricienta]

can you give this in the afternooN? And can i skip the milk?

[@Buonapappa]

Yes, it's a nice afternoon meal for a baby and yes, you can use water instead of milk, it will just be a bit less creamy :-) Thank you so much for watching!!! b

[@camilleblanchebilbao1651]

What substitue should I use if I don't have any hand mixer to finely make it into a porridge?

[@Buonapappa]

Food processor? coffee grinder? blender? unfortunately knifes will not do the work ;-) I hope I was helpful. Thanks for watching!! b

[@blackroserose6718]

Hi thank you so much. Today 3/8/2017 i cooked tis n my 7month old baby loved it

[@Buonapappa]

I'm sooooo glad your little one loved the recipe!!!!! Thank you so much for the comment! ciao, b

[@hetasudani]

Which milk should we use for 7 month

[@indahyi]

Hi, can i use red rice for this recipe? Thanks

[@rashmibalan5144]

Can I feed this dish for my 6m old baby till 12m once a day?

[@Boricua_872]

Gonna try tomorrow

[@mustikaayu7408]

hi, buona papa... let me know how to defrost or thawed frozen the porridge? thx

[@Buonapappa]

Hi! you have few options. you can defrost the porridge in the refrigerator. It is a slow process. Usually I put in the fridge the frozen container in the evening and it is thawed by morning. When I need it I heat it again in a small pan on the stove. When I do not have time (or I forget to put it in the fridge in the evening...) I use the microwave in defrost mode. All my baby food containers are freezer and microwave safe. Once thawed I heat it again in a small pan. I hope I was helpful! b

[@Buonapappa]

YES!! that's a good idea. the final result should be extremely creamy (both rice and potatoes contain starch) and you might need to add some more water to the mix. the tastes will work very nicely together. let me know if your baby likes it!! ciao! b

[@Buonapappa]

2 days in the refrigerator or 2 months in the freezer. ciao! b

[@veena450]

thanks for this recipe i like this video!

[@coollatchu]

is it good to freeze baby food ?

[@Buonapappa]

+lakshmi priya yes, it is safe and it saves you tons of time :-) if you want to check a video about how to freeze baby food, here you are the link: www.buonapappa.net/how-to-freeze-baby-food/

[@UKKH01]

Which rice can we use?

[@deepagazmer913]

i like ur great idea thanks so much!!!

[@Dishanthds]

hi! I am prabha, good dishes.. my baby 7 months i can try ven pongal, ragi malt adding milk or water and adding 1 teaspoon ghee.. another, 1/2 cup rice, 1/4 moong dhal 1/2 tomato, 1 tspoon ghee, 1 carrot or potato mashing mixer.. pls giving more tips..

[@afshi7037]

hi what kind of rice r u using?thanks in advance. x

[@Buonapappa]

Hi! Thank you for watching BuonaPappa!! I would suggest to use organic brown rice, it the less refined (and so healthier) one for babies. Let me know if your little one likes it!! ciao, b

[@nkiruonwordi3772]

Pls what blender did you use. is it electric?

[@Buonapappa]

Hi! yes, my favorite immersion blender: amzn.to/2rNMKl9 and my favorite blender system by Ninja: amzn.to/2i7v0k7 I've been through many of them :-) Let me know should you need any more info!! ciao, b

[@nkiruonwordi3772]

BuonaPappa Awwww! Great! thanks for the reply. You do a great job. Love it!

[@ananahmed1524]

Good but .. Could you please make baby food less than 6 months??

[@Buonapappa]

Hi Abby! thank you so much for watching. You will see that all the baby recipes start at 6 months as this is when pediatricians recommend to start introducing solid foods in a baby's diet. Before 6 months should be breast milk or formula milk only. Some pediatricians are fine starting at 4 months but only once or twice a day with some fruit puree' (apple is the most common). The reason why is related to the baby's digestive system that before 6 months is still developing and is not ready for any solid food. I hope I was helpful, ciao!! b

[@Buonapappa]

If your porridge looks more brown than yellow it means that you see more banana. Maybe the banana was bigger than the apple?or the banana was very ripe. Both options are totally fine. if the final taste of the porridge was good and your baby liked it, the color is not a problem at all. ciao ciao, b

[@Buonapappa]

Thank you to you for following BuonaPappa!! let me know if your little one likes it! ciao, b

[@kerryruati6453]

could you tell me please white rice a cup and half,is cooker cup or any cup? please will you write down for me the thing i need,because i like it so much i will feed my baby too.thanks.

[@Buonapappa]

Hi Kerry! for this porridge you will need 1/2 cup of white rice not cooked. I'm using the American measurement kit (1 cup, 1/2 cup...) but any regular size mug or cup half filled will be fine. The rice that I used is white rice as it contains a lot of starch that makes the porridge very creamy. ciao ciao, b

[@PREETIGUPTA-zg4xc]

tarla ji nmashkar....i want to know that whenever i make apple puree with milk then most of d times milk fatt jata he..why n gv me solution

[@Buonapappa]

+PREETI GUPTA Hi! Sorry but I think there is a typo in your message, could you kindly send it again? I will be more than happy to reply! Thank you, b

[@raniaahmed8806]

I like it This is very good

[@MsBadshoe]

do u recommend for 5 month old

[@fuzailhassan7232]

why not give a 5 month old a mashed up banana or pureed up mango and banana because i dont think babies that small really require that much starch

[@MsBadshoe]

+Fuzail Hassan thats true

[@Buonapappa]

Hi! 5 months is a bit early. All my recipes are meant for babies 6 months up as the Pediatric Association's recommendation is to start introducing solid food at 6 months of age in addition to breast milk/baby formula that should remain the main source of nutrition. For a 5 month baby I would suggest a very delicate homemade apple puree or any seasonal easy to digest fruit you can find locally. Just few teaspoons will be a full meal for your baby! You might be interested in this post about how to introduce solids in your baby's diet: www.buonapappa.net/introducing-solid-foods/ Thank you so much for watching BuonaPappa!! ciao, b

[@farahazhar6800]

Which rice did you use please

[@Buonapappa]

I would suggest organic brown rice. Ciao! b

[@bishwobg]

At what time should i give this porredige to my baby

[@Buonapappa]

Hi! Thank you for watching BuonaPappa! you can start offering the banana porridge at around 6 months of age. Let me know if you little one likes it! ciao,b

[@vikasbaranwal52]

Thanks for this great recipies

[@ladyisoloveissoosweet1214]

Hi ! My baby is 5 mouth can i prepare this recipe for him?

[@Buonapappa]

ladyiso Loveissoosweet1 I started introducing solid foods to my kids at 6 months, but if you think that your baby is ready for the new adventure, this is a very simple and delicate recipe perfect for a very first baby food. Let me know if you have any question! ciao, b

[@mahwishhayat4514]

Thankx❤

[@eftkharahmed5216]

it's good for baby.but how many times eat that food?

[@Buonapappa]

Hi! how old is your baby? I would serve the banana porridge once a day. Thanks for watching! b