This toddler meatball recipe is cheesy, high iron and perfect for BLW and families. It's an easy way to sneak in extra iron!

Soft chicken meatballs for baby made with ground chicken, soft avocado, carrot and other veggies, no bread or flour needed. These baby chicken meatballs are suitable for 6-7 month old babies and up, baby led weaning (BLW) as finger food, including toddlers and older kid’s school lunch box. Make egg free chicken meatball for babies without breadcrumbs or cheese. #babychickenmeatballs #babyledweaning #babyfingerfoods #chickenmeatballsforbabies #babychickenrecipe #6months…

These ground turkey meatballs are a easy, healthy protien rich meal for babyled weaning. Babies and toddlers will love these and you even add veggie to make this dish wholesome.

These hidden veggie ground chicken mini meatballs are a perfect first finger food for baby, but don’t be surprised when the rest of the family starts popping them in their mouths as well! Filled with ground chicken, carrots, spinach and applesauce – these mini meatballs are a healthy (and completely addicting) food for baby and the entire family! Great for baby led weaning or included as part of a healthy packed school lunch or family dinner everyone will love. Great for picky eaters, too!

With just a few nutritious, flavorful ingredients, you can make a batch of Baby Meatballs (for a baby, toddler, or parent!) with turkey and sweet potato. They freeze well and can be served plain or in marinara sauce.

Tender and juicy Chicken and Veggie Meatballs made especially for babies and toddlers. These delicious and flavorful meatballs are loaded with nutrients and perfect for BLW. Made with ground chicken, carrot, baby spinach, oat flour, and spices and herbs. Rich in protein, fiber and iron. Low in sodium making them perfect for little ones.

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Classic Italian meatballs with kale tucked inside to help toddlers eat their greens! (You can of course use the more traditional parsley instead of kale if you prefer.)

These little beef meatballs are a great way to introduce beef meat to your baby. They are really easy to make, requiring no special cooking skills and are ready in under an hour. What's also great is that you can have an emergency stash of beef meatballs in the freezer for those busy days when you want something healthy to eat, fast and effortless. Enjoy!

These oven baked kid-friendly turkey and rice meatballs are the perfect iron-rich finger food for your baby, children of all ages, and adults!