Hi<br> You can start with clear vegetable soup, dhal water, water used to cook dhal, do not add salt or sugar until one year not good for babies, do not introduce dairy products until one year. Slowly start offering vegetables puree, fruit purees. Cooked and mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes,mashed banana, apples baked or cooked is good enough. You can also start giving kichidi, rice cooked and mashed with dhal after seven months. Introduce one food at a time, for three days, if baby shows allergy to a food avoid it. Introduce but don't reinforce, slowly and gradually weaning should take place, offer water few sips if baby is weaned

Hey I would suggest to advice maize floor until months. You can start with porridge - wheat, millet, rice khichadi, oats, veggie upma, suji upma or oats upma. Also fruit mash and boil veggie mash or pur&eacute;e is a very good alternate

One item at a item is the key also follow your gut feel also as a mom.. fruits are v good to start then u have fresh vegetables. Give stewed apple.banana.oranges.

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In the beginning please keep it light to test the baby's system reaction..follow a three day rule..avoid introducing too many items to her at once..chana can be a bit hard to digest initially but as her body grows accustomed to the solids you can introduce it in her diet..also please read these super useful links.. <a style="text-decoration:none" href="http://app.babychakra.com/article/2752"><b><font color="#3b5998">Weaning In the Initial Months</font></b></a> <a style="text-decoration:none" href="http://app.babychakra.com/article/209"><b><font color="#3b5998">Weaning Food Recipe (7 to 9 months)</font></b></a> <a style="text-decoration:none" href="http://app.babychakra.com/article/1480"><b><font color="#3b5998">A Beginner&rsquo;s Guide to Weaning foods</font></b></a> <a style="text-decoration:none" href="http://app.babychakra.com/article/1096"><b><font color="#3b5998">The Ultimate Weaning Guide for infants by Dr R K Anand: Part 1</font></b></a>