Plain, full-fat, pasteurised yogurt can be offered from around 6 months. Cow's milk is a common allergen, so start with a small amount and watch for a reaction. Yogurt is fine for babies; cow's milk as a main drink waits until 12 months.
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6–8 months
Let your baby scoop thick yogurt with their hands, or hand them a preloaded spoon to bring to their mouth.
Offer a few spoonfuls on its own, or stir it into porridge or mashed fruit.
9–12 months
Serve it as a dip for soft fingers of toast or cooked vegetables.
Stir in mashed fruit for flavour, and let your baby try the spoon themselves.
12+ months
Rest a preloaded spoon on the edge of the bowl so your toddler can pick it up alone.
Top it with oats or small soft fruit pieces as part of breakfast.
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From around 6 months, as plain, full-fat, pasteurised yogurt. Start with a small amount, as milk is a common allergen.
Yes. Cow's milk can be used in food from around 6 months, but it shouldn't replace breast milk or formula as a drink until 12 months.
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This page is general information, not medical advice. It follows NHS Start for Life and World Health Organization guidance on introducing solid foods. Always stay with your baby while they eat, and speak to your health visitor or GP if you have concerns about feeding, allergies or choking.