
From 6 months Β· 2 foods
Peel the yuca, remove the woody center fiber, and boil it until a fork slides through with no resistance. Serve it as a smooth mash thinned with breast milk, formula, or its cooking water.
Smooth, soft mash with the central fiber removed.
Cooked yuca is dense and a little fibrous, so it can stay firm in spots. Cook it until very soft, remove the woody core and any stringy fibers, and serve it mashed or in small soft pieces, never in firm chunks.
A ripe avocado is one of the easiest first foods. Peel it, remove the pit, and mash the soft flesh smooth, or leave it slightly lumpy as your baby gets used to texture. You can also offer a thick finger-length wedge to hold and gnaw on. It is naturally soft and squishes easily between two fingers.
Smooth or lightly mashed, or a thick finger-length wedge to self-feed.
Avocado is soft and low-risk, but a very ripe one is slippery and can be hard for little hands to hold. Mash it or coat pieces lightly to help with grip, and always keep portions soft enough to squish between two fingers.
Prepare each ingredient using the age guidance above, then serve them together.

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