Grapes
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Food Type: Fruit
Age Suggestion: 9 months +
Nutrition Rating:
Common Allergen: No
(Peanut)
Poop Friendly: Yes
How our
baby food jars
help!
Our jars allow grapes to be introduced on their own, so babies learn to enjoy their natural flavor. Keeping grapes separate supports real flavor learning and helps babies recognize them as a fresh, whole fruit.
Grapes: Serving Ideas by Age
6–9 Months:
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Steam and mash grapes, then strain skins if needed.
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Mix with other fruits like banana or pear for a soft blend.
10–12 Months:
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Serve peeled, soft, seedless grapes mashed or cut into very small pieces.
12+ Months:
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Serve grapes sliced lengthwise or quartered to prevent choking.
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Freeze halved grapes for a fun toddler teether snack.
Health Benefits of Grapes
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Rich in Vitamin C & K: Supports immunity and bone health.
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High in Antioxidants: Protects developing cells.
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Hydrating: Grapes are over 80% water.
👉 Grapes are a fun, fresh way to help babies love fruit with real texture and taste!
When They Grow Up
As kids grow, they’ll recognize the flavor of grapes in snacks like:
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Fresh Grape Halves – A sweet finger food or lunchbox favorite.
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Fruit Kabobs – Skewered with cheese cubes and melon.
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Frozen Grape Snacks – A refreshing summer treat!
Early introduction encourages a preference for fresh, whole fruits instead of sugary juices.