What to feed my 9month old?

I'm not sure what kind of finger foods i can start feeding her now. She's never been a fan on gerbers, or gerber snacks so i just make her baked pears and chop them or make her own purees, but Can she eat what i eat now just into small pieces? Like scrambled eggs, sausages, our dinners being pasta, chicken (which i have tried)

yes basically anything you eat minus seafood i think eventhough i gave my son shrimp at 6mths ... um peanut butter is a no i think as well. but anything you eat they can eat

my daughter eats table food and she has no teeth still shes 8 months she gums the smurf out of everything but i like the graduates because it has less sugar ect in them. I still try to avoid cheese and stuff with milk it in it because it can upset there tummy.

Quoting Queen Aries Baby:" yes basically anything you eat minus seafood i think eventhough i gave my son shrimp at 6mths ... um peanut butter is a no i think as well. but anything you eat they can eat"

seafood any nuts and honey is no go.

You can give her whatever you want.  

ok
Thanks.
Im making patatoe and ham this morning, ill give her some of that.

what is the difference between gerber yogurts and yoplait plain yogurt?
Also, she has had food with cheese before, she didnt seem bothered by it

Just to point out:

The allergy clinic (my son is allergic to peanuts) says that introduction to food guidelines are changing. They told us that we should introduce my daughter to peanuts before a year, because it can help her immunity. Never did, but we have given my daughter shrimp and a few other "common" allergins. Honey is fine, but you have to be aware of the risks (botulism, it isn't an allergy issue) and go from there. It's not a HUGE risk, but it is a risk.

Quoting Click Me Click Me!!!:" seafood any nuts and honey is no go."

ahh see i knew i missed something honey i never knew tht til like last week.

Quoting ♥ Rhienn ♥:" ok Thanks. Im making patatoe and ham this morning, ill give her some of that. what is the difference ... [snip!] ... between gerber yogurts and yoplait plain yogurt? Also, she has had food with cheese before, she didnt seem bothered by it"

I would go for greek yogurt, it's more filling and tastes better imo

Quoting ♥ Rhienn ♥:" ok Thanks. Im making patatoe and ham this morning, ill give her some of that. what is the difference ... [snip!] ... between gerber yogurts and yoplait plain yogurt? Also, she has had food with cheese before, she didnt seem bothered by it"

i am not sure about yogurt i gave him regular yogurt he loved it. stilll does. i find it cheaper then buying baby food and usually the same. also greek yogurt which ive heard is healthier and less add ins. usually thou he ate the fruit on the bottom kind.

I gave my daughter pretty much everything I ate, except seafood, honey, and peanut butter.

For the yogurt, I give her the YoBaby yogurt...it has the full fat in it which they need for brain development. Oh and she LOVES cheese.

Thanks
Now i know i can feed her without worrying, "can she have it"
And it makes meals alot easier to

its the diary in the yogurt its hard on there tummys so i still use the gerber ones.

Quoting Click Me Click Me!!!:" its the diary in the yogurt its hard on there tummys so i still use the gerber ones."

Actually it is a bit different then plain cow's milk which is why they are able to eat it at 6 months...never bothered my daughter's tummy.

Quoting Click Me Click Me!!!:" its the diary in the yogurt its hard on there tummys so i still use the gerber ones."

when lactose is fermented, like it is in yogurt, it's easily digested by even lactose intolerant individuals. Not all of course, but my brother being example of a lactose individual who can enjoy a yogurt.