Curd-fruit mash (no sugar)

When can babies start?

Curd-fruit mash (no sugar) can usually be offered from around 8 months, once solids are underway.Guideline basis: WHO 2023 complementary feeding guideline and IAP guidance

How to serve by age

• Up to 24 monthsplain curd mashed with ripe fruit

Allergen information

Curd-fruit mash (no sugar) belongs to the milk allergen group. Guidance suggests offering it on its own in an age-appropriate form, starting small, and keeping it in the diet once introduced.

If you ever suspect a reaction, stop the food and talk to your paediatrician.

Fits these family diets

Common questions

When can babies have Curd-fruit mash (no sugar)?

Curd-fruit mash (no sugar) can usually be offered from around 8 months (WHO 2023 complementary feeding guideline and IAP guidance)

How should I serve Curd-fruit mash (no sugar) at first?

Start with plain curd mashed with ripe fruit, and progress textures as your baby grows — see the serving guide above.

Is Curd-fruit mash (no sugar) a common allergen?

Yes — Curd-fruit mash (no sugar) is in the milk group. Offer it on its own in a small, age-appropriate amount and keep it in the diet once it goes well.

More foods like this

• Curd rice, soft
• Dahi (plain whole-milk curd)
• Paneer, soft crumbled
• Ghee (small spoon in food)
• Plain whole-milk yogurt
• Mild pasteurized cheese, grated