The antiahognets they are a good option for introduce our baby in complementary feeding. They avoid the danger of choking by preventing large pieces from passing through and also serve to discover the natural flavor of food.
They are usually used with fruits. Apple, pear, watermelon, grapes, orange and even banana, although the latter is the most complicated then is to clean. The child grabs the handle and starts to suck the food, taking out the juice and tiny portions. We can give it to him at any time and it is especially good when he demands something to eat and we are still preparing the porridge or what we are going to give him.
There are children who love it eat with the anti-choking net, others are bothered not to be able to fill up quickly or prefer crushed pieces, it depends on each one, but it is certainly a comfortable and quick option to offer them the first contact with the fruit without having to mix flavors or make porridge.
You can also put vegetables such as green beans, carrots or potatoes. We can even put cookies, bread or donuts, or cooked meat, provided that the components of these foods are suitable for their age.
They usually drool a lot and stain, but that is also part of the discovery of the pleasure of food, so it is worth a little dirt in exchange for the experience.
The truth is that I recommend all families to use the antiahognets to give you the first foods that are not porridge to babies. And enjoy watching how they have a great time savoring the food.
