best organic baby food for 7 month old?

[Anonymous]

I'm looking for good first-ish foods for a 7 month old (and, I supposed, later) that I can get from Amazon relatively cheaply.

- in general
- for traveling (we're going on a week-long trip)

Thanks!

[Anonymous]

Good in terms of...what? Looking at the ingredients, I'd go with:
Peter Rabbit Organics
Plum organics

I like the pouches more than the jars typically, but it's up to you.

[Anonymous]

Good nutritionally in terms of suitability for a baby.

Thanks... the pouches are so expensive, it seems... are they easy enough to feed to a young baby? It seems like a toddler could suck them out, but I don't know if we'd then need to transfer into a container and use a spoon?

[Anonymous]

For trips we did a combo of prepared, jarred food, but also avocados, bananas, and other things you can just buy or take and mash up.

[Anonymous]

The pouches are great for travel. You don't need to transfer the food into anything. You just squeeze it right into the spoon.

[Anonymous]

Home made

[Anonymous]

I like Earth's Best. Stuff tastes like what it's supposed to.

[Anonymous]

We just bought the spoon that screws directly onto pouch. We use that when we're out and it works great.

[Anonymous]

Baby SLOP!! Local, organic, home made, and sustainable!!!!

[Anonymous]

In general - have you considered making it? It's actually really easy, and you can freeze baby-sized portions in an ice cube tray. We loved steamed/mashed sweet potatoes for a first food - you can thin with a bit of breastmilk, formula or water if needed.

Travel - carry ripe bananas and avocados. Mash with a fork, or use a spoon to scoop bites right from the fruit.

Sorry I'm not much help on the brands for store-bought. We did use containers when traveling, but it was quite a few years ago and many of the brands have changed.