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Baby-led weaning is a method for introducing solid foods that doesn't involve purees or spoon feeding. Instead, your baby feeds herself soft foods that you place in front of her. Our video will walk you through the basics, from when you can start giving your baby finger foods to how you can make sure she's safe when she's eating. While there's no evidence that your baby is more likely to choke while eating this way, it's still important to watch your child closely during meals and know what to do if your baby starts to choke: Note that choking is usually silent, so you're not likely to notice that your baby is in distress unless you're watching. Always keep a close eye on your baby during baby-led weaning. Track your baby’s development with the world’s #1 pregnancy and parenting resource, delivered via email, our apps, and website. Register now:
