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Blueberries

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Food Type: Fruit

Age Suggestion: 6 months +

Nutrition Rating: 

Blueberries for Babies!

Blueberries are a superfood packed with antioxidants, vitamin C, and fiber. They support a baby’s immune system, brain development, and healthy digestion. Their natural sweetness and bold flavor make them a fun and healthy addition to your baby’s diet.

 

👉 Fun Fact: Blueberries are known as "brain berries" because they help boost memory and cognitive development in growing minds!

Word to the wise: blueberries are high in fiber. That means when babies eat large quantities of blueberries, there’s a poop blow-out coming your way!

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howour baby food jars help

With Picky Eaterz’s flavor-separated jars, your baby will fully experience the vibrant, slightly tart taste of blueberries. This sets the foundation for appreciating fruits in their natural form, free from added sugars or artificial flavors.

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Lima Beans: Serving Ideas by Age

4–6 Months: Smooth Puree

  • Blend fresh or frozen blueberries with water or breastmilk for a silky, vibrant puree.

  • Mix with bananas for a naturally sweet, creamy combo.

7–9 Months: Textured Puree

  • Mash blueberries into a thicker texture or mix with oatmeal for added nutrients and texture.

  • Introduce small lumps to help your baby practice chewing.

10–12 Months: Finger Food

  • Serve halved or smashed blueberries for a safe, easy-to-grab snack.

  • Pair with diced avocado or yogurt for a fun, nutrient-rich combo.

12+ Months: Whole Food

  • Add whole, fresh blueberries to pancakes, muffins, or as a topping for cereal.

  • Toss with diced melon or strawberries for a colorful fruit salad.

Health Benefits of Blueberries

  • Rich in Antioxidants: Protects cells and boosts immunity.

  • High in Vitamin C: Supports skin and tissue development.

  • Good Source of Fiber: Aids digestion and promotes regularity.

  • 👉 Blueberries are a simple, delicious way to add nutrients to your baby’s diet!

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When they Grow up 

Blueberries grow with your child and can be a family favorite for snacks and meals:

  • Breakfast Staple: Sprinkle blueberries on yogurt, oatmeal, or pancakes.

  • Snack Time: Freeze blueberries for a refreshing, bite-sized treat.

  • Meal Add-On: Add them to smoothies, salads, or baked goods for a burst of flavor.

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