Baby-led weaning is an approach to complementary feeding that emphasizes an infant's
ability to self-feed rather than being spoon fed, and to eat minimally-processed foods rather …

Abstract Current UK Department of Health guidelines recommend that infants are introduced
to complementary foods at around 6 months of age. Intake of complementary foods should …

Objectives To compare the food, nutrient and 'family meal'intakes of infants following baby-
led weaning (BLW) with those of infants following a more traditional spoon-feeding (TSF) …

Background A baby‐led approach to weaning (BLW) encompasses self‐feeding and self‐
selecting graspable foods, offering an alternative to traditional weaning (TW). This cross …

Baby-Led Weaning (BLW) is an alternative method for introducing complementary foods to
infants in which the infant feeds themselves hand-held foods instead of being spoon-fed by …

Baby‐led weaning, where infants self‐feed family foods in place of traditional spoon‐feeding
of purees, is continuing to grow in popularity. Evidence is emerging which suggests that the …

Abstract Purpose of Review Infants are traditionally introduced to solid foods using spoon-
feeding of specially prepared infant foods. Recent Findings However, over the last 10–15 …

Baby-led weaning (BLW) is a style of solid food introduction that emphasizes self-feeding
rather than spoon-feeding. The purpose of this cross-sectional study was to determine …

Background Baby‐led weaning (BLW) is a method of introducing solid foods to infants,
which centres around the infant self‐feeding family foods. BLW has grown in popularity over …

The aim of this study was to determine whether food variety and perceived food preferences
differ in infants following baby-led instead of traditional spoon-feeding approaches to …