When can babies eat Plum?

Safe from: 6 months
Common allergen: No
Choking risk: moderate
Plum

Plums are juicy stone fruits famous for their ability to regulate digestion. They are a great source of Vitamin C and Vitamin K. When dried into prunes, they become even more concentrated in fiber and sorbitol, making them the gold standard for relieving baby constipation.

Age guide

StageMin ageServingTexture
6m+6mServe as a smooth puree. Since plum skins can be tart and tough for beginners, it is best to steam the plum and peel the skin before blending. For BLW, offer a large, pitted, and peeled half only if the plum is very soft and ripe.Smooth puree or very soft, skinless halves.
9m+9mOffer small, bite-sized pieces of soft, ripe plum with the skin removed. If your baby is handling textures well, you can try leaving the skin on, but be aware that the skin can sometimes cause gagging due to its texture.Small, soft chunks.
12m+12mServe as slices or wedges. Plums are excellent when added to yogurt or mixed with milder fruits like apples or pears to balance their natural tartness.Sliced or wedged fruit.

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