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Banana Greek Yogurt for Babies

Ripe banana gives plain Greek-style yoghurt a naturally sweet flavour and soft texture. Choose pasteurised full-fat unsweetened yoghurt and a banana that mashes easily.

6 months+Breakfast2 minEasy
Banana Greek Yogurt
  • Age Range6 months+
  • Prep 2 min · Cook 0 min
  • DifficultyEasy
  • Allergen InformationContains: Dairy

Ingredients

  • 3 tbsp plain, unsweetened pasteurised full-fat Greek-style yoghurt
  • 1/2 ripe banana

Preparation

  1. Check that the yoghurt is pasteurised and plain, with no added sugar or unsuitable mix-ins. Keep it refrigerated until ready to serve.

  2. Peel a fully ripe banana and mash it thoroughly with a fork until there are no firm pieces.

  3. Stir the mashed banana into the yoghurt until evenly combined. Offer immediately, adjusting to a smooth texture if needed.

Serving by Age

Serve cool on a spoon, with banana mashed to a texture your baby manages. For more textured feeding, leave only soft small banana lumps; do not add honey or sugar.

6 months+

Smooth, mashed banana stirred through plain pasteurised yoghurt.

9 months+

Cool yoghurt with very soft banana mash or tender small lumps.

Allergen Information

Contains milk proteins from yoghurt, a major allergen. Use pasteurised dairy yoghurt and follow the child's individual cow's-milk allergy or allergen-introduction advice where applicable.

Storage

Best served freshly assembled. Return untouched yoghurt promptly to the refrigerator and follow its use-by instructions. Discard any mixture left in the baby's feeding bowl.

Frequently Asked Questions

How should I store Banana Greek Yogurt?

Best served freshly assembled. Return untouched yoghurt promptly to the refrigerator and follow its use-by instructions. Discard any mixture left in the baby's feeding bowl.

Which allergens does Banana Greek Yogurt contain?

It contains Dairy. Check the labels of the products you use, and follow any allergy advice your baby has been given.

Sources & References

This guide is informed by current guidelines from leading health organizations:

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