What are you feeding your baby?

We're just starting to get into solids now, we've had 3 days of quite a few teaspoons so I'm starting to think about what we'll do once we're on two or three meals a day and making sure he's getting a good variety.

Do you have a particular system with what you feed at particular meals? For example do you do something like baby cereal/rice for breakie, fruit for lunch and veges for dinner? What about meat? Do you give that every day?

Is there any reason to give certain foods at certain times?

What foods have you found mix nicely together?

If there's any good websites you can point me to that would be cool too, seems I've read up heaps and heaps on lots of other baby topics but now that we're starting solids I don't really know a lot and I guess I'm the type of person that likes to be armed with lots of info rather than just going with the flow

I found "Cooking for you child" by Nicola Galloway was brilliant. She's a kiwi so the veges and fruits are relevant. Also she pays particular attention to reducing allergies so has a good guide to when certain foods should be started.

Alison Holst does a cookbook called 'Baby food and beyond'. I like looking through it for ideas and is all about making your own food for baby.

A brilliant website is wholesome baby food

Under the section foods for baby, is a listing of each food & what they go well with.

We completely winged it. We did purees alot when small now she eats whatever when ever. I still have to spoon feed her puree/cereals at 10months but she does eat alot of other stuff like bits of potato etc.

annabelkarmel has some good recipes not that I've ever used them. Plunket should give you a guide on what babies can eat at different stages (not that I followed that much either)