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by Agustina Fernandez July 17, 2020 2 min read
Cereal pancakes can be the perfect breakfast for a weaning baby. They are rich in minerals and fiber, which can keep your little one full and happy for an extended period; plus, added fruits are a great source of vitamins!
Pancakes are a great option if you want to upgrade your baby's regular porridge and help your baby get used to different textures and finger foods. Did you know allowing your little one to feed themselves also helps improves hand-eye coordination? That's right! With baby pancakes, you can nourish your child while supporting their fine motor skills.
I think we're all too familiar with the fact that sometimes, toddlers get tired of certain foods seemingly out of the blue, leading to unused boxes of baby food in the pantry. Well, rather than letting boxes of baby cereal collect dust in your cupboard or go to waste, we have a solution for you. Here's an easy recipe for healthy baby cereal pancakes that are also freezer-friendly! That means you can prepare them in bulk and pull out as many frozen ones as you need in the morning. These pancakes are made to turn out a little denser than regular ones, which is an excellent exercise for your baby's new teeth!
1 cup whole wheat flour
1 cup Holle Organic Rice
1 cup Holle Organic Oats
1 cup formula or milk, depending upon age
1/2 cup mashed fruit of choice
1 tbsp melted butter
1 egg
1/2 cup apple juice or water
Dash of cinnamon or vanilla (optional)
* To help your child get used to different flavors you can experiment with the spices.
Disclaimer:
Please be aware that this recipe is not suitable for all babies as it contains allergens such as eggs, milk, dairy, gluten, and fruit. This recipe is not suitable for babies under 6 months of age as it is intended for babies who have already safely begun an age-appropriate weaning diet. If you have any concerns about whether or not this recipe is appropriate for your child, please consult your pediatrician before trying these pancakes. Breastfeeding is the best nutrition for your baby because breast milk provides your child with all the essential nutrients they need for growth and development. Please consult your pediatrician if your child requires supplemental feeding. |
Dr. Agustina Fernandez earned her medical degree from the prestigious Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, Argentina. With a deep-rooted passion for pediatrics, Dr. Fernandez is currently on the path to specializing in children's healthcare. Recently, she has delved into the vital field of infant nutrition. Her research interests include breastfeeding, infant formula, and baby food in little ones’ formative years. Dr. Fernandez's commitment to this area of study underscores her dedication to ensuring the health and well-being of children from their earliest days.
July 05, 2023
Hi, is it safe to use formula milk to prepare the pancake recipe. Many bloggers are mentioning that it should not be used.. actually I tried the recipe with formula milk for my 9months baby.. but then I saw many articles stating that it should not be used.. Can you advise?
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July 05, 2023
Hello Arp, thanks so much for your comment!
When it comes to using baby formula in pancake recipes, as long as the formula is freshly prepared right before making the recipe and you follow the instructions provided on the package, it can be used safely.
Alternatively, if your baby has no allergies to cow’s milk (CMPA), you can use cow’s milk instead of formula in small quantities for the pancake recipe.
However, it’s important to note that plain cow’s milk should not be given to babies under 1 year old as their primary source of nutrition. The pancake recipe would only contain a small amount of cow’s milk, so it should be fine within the context of this recipe.
If you have any concerns, it’s always a good idea to consult your pediatrician for personalized advice regarding your baby’s specific dietary needs.
We hope that helps clear things up for you!