When can babies eat Mango?

Safe from: 6 months
Common allergen: No
Choking risk: moderate
Mango

Mangoes are a vitamin-rich tropical fruit that provides a significant boost of Vitamin A for eye health and Vitamin C for immunity. Their sweet, tangy flavor is usually a favorite for babies, and their soft texture is perfect for early stages of eating.

Age guide

StageMin ageServingTexture
6m+6mServe as a smooth puree or a large, long pit-free slice (about the size of two adult fingers). Mango is very slippery; you can roll the slice in crushed O-shaped cereal or hemp seeds to help your baby grip it better for BLW.Silky puree or large, easy-to-grip spears.
9m+9mOffer small, bite-sized cubes. Ensure the mango is very ripe and soft. You can also offer the large mango pit (with most of the fruit removed) for the baby to gnaw on, which can be very soothing for teething gums.Small, soft cubes or a large pit for gnawing.
12m+12mServe as chunks in yogurt, mixed into fruit salads, or as thin slices. Encourage the child to use a fork to pick up the slippery pieces to practice fine motor skills.Soft chunks or slices.

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