Chicken: How to Make Chicken Safe for Baby-Led Weaning
- When it’s ok to introduce meat on the bone like chicken legs or drumsticks
- How to make soft shreddable strips of chicken that won’t dry out or pose a choking hazard
- Why offering chicken early on in weaning helps from nutrition and developmental standpoints
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Episode Description
How do you make chicken safe for babies to eat? If your family eats animal foods then there are nutrition, flavor, taste and texture benefits to trying out chicken. But learning how to make chicken safely for early eaters can be a challenge. Listen to learn the best ways to make chicken for baby-led weaning to help lower choking risk.
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