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BabyEats gives you age-aware baby meal ideas, AI recipes from whatever's in your fridge, allergen planning and a simple food tracker — for baby-led weaning, purées, or a bit of both.
★ 5.0 on the App Store · Free to download, free trial of premium · iOS 15.1+
How it works
From fridge to high chair in three steps
Scan what you have
Point your camera at the fridge shelf or fruit bowl and get simple, age-appropriate recipe ideas built from ingredients you already own.
Swipe, pick, cook
Flick through parent-favourite meals matched to your baby's stage and feeding style — BLW finger foods, purées, or both.
Track the journey
Log foods tried, likes and dislikes, and allergens introduced. Watch variety build and always know what to try next.
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Inside the app
Features
Practical support for every feeding style
Age-aware ideas
Every suggestion matches your baby's stage — textures, sizes and shapes included.
AI recipe scanner
Turn whatever's in the kitchen into tonight's baby dinner. No shopping trip required.
Allergen planner
Sequence egg, dairy, peanut and more into your week — and keep track of what's been tolerated.
Safety-aware serving
Choking-hazard highlights and safer serving approaches by stage, on every food.
Baby food tracker
Foods tried, favourites, and what to try next — the whole journey in one place.
Meal planner
Breakfast to snacks: decide faster, shop smarter, waste less. Daycare-routine friendly.
Free recipes
Baby & BLW recipes, served by stage
Every recipe shows exactly how to serve it at 6, 9 and 12 months — with allergen notes built in.
Banana Oat Pancakes for Baby
Three-ingredient banana oat pancakes with no added sugar — the classic BLW breakfast that works from 6 months to toddlerhood.
6+ months · 15 min
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Salmon & Sweet Potato Fishcakes
Soft, iron- and omega-3-rich fishcakes that hold together for little hands — a parent-favourite BLW dinner.
6+ months · 30 min
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Chicken & Courgette Fritters
Juicy, veg-packed fritters that sneak in protein and moisture — soft enough for gums, sturdy enough for the high-chair grip test.
6+ months · 25 min
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Tuna & White Bean Pasta Sauce
A five-minute-effort sauce that blends creamy white beans with tuna for an iron- and protein-rich pasta babies genuinely eat.
7+ months · 15 min
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Soft Sweet Potato Wedges (First Food)
The quintessential BLW first food: soft-roasted wedges that are easy to grip, naturally sweet, and packed with beta-carotene.
6+ months · 35 min
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Broccoli & Cheese Egg Muffins
Make-ahead mini frittatas that cover breakfast for the week — soft, protein-rich, and a gentle way to serve egg regularly.
6+ months · 25 min
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Baby's First Red Lentil Dal
Gently spiced, iron-rich dal that introduces flavour early — spoon-feed it, load it onto a preloaded spoon, or thicken it for dipping.
6+ months · 30 min
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Avocado Toast Fingers for Baby
The fastest first breakfast there is: healthy fats from avocado on lightly toasted fingers that don't gum into a paste.
6+ months · 5 min
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Apple Cinnamon Porridge Fingers
Porridge a baby can pick up: baked-set oat fingers with grated apple and cinnamon, perfect warm or straight from the fridge.
6+ months · 12 min + chilling
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Hidden-Veg Tomato Pasta Sauce
A batch-cook hero: five vegetables blended into a smooth tomato sauce that survives the fussiest toddler phases. Freeze it in cubes.
7+ months · 30 min
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Starting solids, without the overwhelm
Starting solids
When to Start Solids: Signs Your Baby Is Ready
The three readiness signs that matter more than the calendar — and what week one of solids actually looks like.
Read the guide →
BLW first foods
Baby-Led Weaning First Foods: What to Serve First
Ten first foods that pass the squish test, the two-finger size rule, and the shapes to avoid entirely.
Read the guide →
Feeding styles
Purées vs Baby-Led Weaning: Which Is Right for You?
Both work. Here's what the research actually shows, and the combination approach most families land on.
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Allergens
Introducing Allergens to Your Baby: Peanut, Egg & More
Early and regular beats late and cautious: the step-by-step, one-at-a-time method for the priority allergens.
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Safety
Gagging vs Choking in Babies: Know the Difference
Loud and red means the safety system is working. Silent and blue means act. Here's how to tell — and what to do.
Read the guide →
Meal planning
A Simple One-Week Baby Meal Plan (6–12 Months)
Seven days planned, iron every day, allergens on rotation — and every dinner makes tomorrow's lunch.
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First meals
6-Month-Old Meal Ideas: Easy First Meals
Soft, graspable, iron-rich and low-stress: first meals for the very start of the solids journey.
Read the guide →First foods database
Can babies eat…?
Strawberries, grapes, honey, peanut butter and more — age guidance, choking risk and allergen notes for the foods parents check most.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is BabyEats free?
Yes — BabyEats is free to download on iPhone and iPad. A subscription unlocks all features (AI recipe generation, meal planning and saved recipes), and a free trial is available.
When should my baby start solids?
Most babies are ready around 6 months, when they can sit with support, hold their head steady, and bring food to their mouth. Readiness signs matter more than the date on the calendar. Signs of readiness →
Does BabyEats support baby-led weaning and purées?
Both — and mixing them. BabyEats gives age-appropriate ideas for BLW finger foods, purées and spoon-feeding, and combination approaches, so you can feed your way. Purées vs BLW compared →
How does the AI recipe scanner work?
Point your camera at ingredients you already have — the fridge shelf, the fruit bowl — and BabyEats suggests simple, age-appropriate recipes you can make right now.
Can BabyEats help with allergen introduction?
Yes. BabyEats supports allergen introduction planning for the priority allergens (egg, dairy, peanut, and more) and helps you keep track of what's been tried. Allergen introduction guide →
How do I know foods are served safely for my baby's age?
BabyEats highlights common choking hazards and safer serving approaches by stage — and every recipe on this site shows how to serve it at 6, 9 and 12 months. Gagging vs choking →
Is BabyEats a substitute for medical advice?
No. BabyEats provides educational information only. Always supervise eating, follow safe feeding practices, and consult your pediatrician or allergist for personal guidance.
From “what do I feed them?” to dinner, in seconds
Free to download on iPhone and iPad, with a free trial of premium. Age-aware ideas for every feeding style.