Weird Foods Toddlers Might Like

8 Weird Foods Your Baby Just Might Like

June 8, 2012

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Greek Yogurt

Tangy greek yogurt, one of my daughter's favorite foods, is thicker than regular yogurt because it's strained more, removing whey. Less whey means that even children who have a milk intolerance will probably be able to eat it.

Greek yogurt also has more protein, less sugar, and less sodium than regular yogurt, but it can be high in fat. Try fat-free versions like Fage 0%, and don't introduce it before your baby is around 6 months old.

Source: Fage

Greek Yogurt

Tangy greek yogurt, one of my daughter's favorite foods, is thicker than regular yogurt because it's strained more, removing whey. Less whey means that even children who have a milk intolerance will probably be able to eat it.

Greek yogurt also has more protein, less sugar, and less sodium than regular yogurt, but it can be high in fat. Try fat-free versions like Fage 0%, and don't introduce it before your baby is around 6 months old.

Source: Fage

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