6–8 months
Cooked soft and mashed (applesauce, no added sugar), or grated raw. Raw apple chunks are too hard.
Texture applesauce / grated
At 6–8 months: Cooked soft and mashed (applesauce, no added sugar), or grated raw. Raw apple chunks are too hard.
Cooked soft and mashed (applesauce, no added sugar), or grated raw. Raw apple chunks are too hard.
Texture applesauce / grated
Soft-cooked pieces or grated raw. Still no raw chunks or slices.
Texture soft pieces / grated
Thin raw slices for confident chewers; hard chunks remain risky for toddlers.
Texture thin slices / cooked
Every recommendation shows its source. We cite our sources so you can check them.
Serve it with confidence
Miriel puts this guidance in your pocket — ask "can my baby eat apple?" and get the age-appropriate answer in seconds. Guideline-based, not improvised: under 12 months, Miriel's solids plan is deterministic — no AI guesswork for your baby.
Get Miriel