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×Sharing is caring!Jump to RecipePrint RecipeFlavorful, easy to make, these healthy meatballs for toddler and baby are made with 5 different hidden vegetables and lean ground beef. The whole family will love them.&nbsp;Meatballs are a great way to add some protein and vegetables to your baby's and toddler's diet. Who doesn't love meatballs? The thought of some healthy meatballs with some delicious marinara sauce and spaghetti just makes my mouth water. Or in a meatball sub.&nbsp;This is why this is one of my kids favorite meals.&nbsp;Why you will love this&nbsp;healthy meatball recipe for baby and toddler:&nbsp;These go well with oven roasted zucchini slices and sweet potato fries.Jump to:You need a food processor, spatula, and a baking tray lined with parchment paper.&nbsp;Place the onion, garlic, carrots, spinach and parsley into a food processor and blend until you have tiny pieces.In another bowl add the ground meat, salt, pepper and egg and add the mixture from the food processor and mix until all is incorporated.Preheat the oven to 360 F / 180 C.Line a baking sheet with parchment paper.Take the meatball mixture and using your hands make ping pong ball sized meatballs.Lay them on the baking tray and place in the oven for 25 minutes. Make sure they are fully cooked for babyServe with some spaghetti, your favorite pasta, and marinara sauce, or on its own with some vegetables and sweet potatoes on the side or in some meatball subs.If you are unsure if your baby is ready to start for baby-led weaning, see our guide for baby-led weaning, how to transition to finger foods or our baby meal plans by age.&nbsp;Can I make these as mini meatballs?&nbsp; Yes, this recipe can be made as mini meatballs which is even better to serve with spaghetti. When shaping the meatballs use 1 tablespoon of mixture. Baking time will also be reduced, probably to about 15 minutes depending on the size of your mini meatballs.&nbsp; When can baby eat meatballs?&nbsp; Baby can start eating these meatballs from 6 months + given that they are not allergic to any of the ingredients. See in the article how to serve these baby meatballs recipe for baby-led weaning for best success.&nbsp;See more Toddler Recipes →If you've tried this recipe or any other recipe on the blog, then please&nbsp;rate it and leave us a comment below!from votesPrint RecipePin RecipeNo CommentsCreated by two sisters, we bring together nutritional expertise, delicious recipes, and a desire to make life easier for parents everywhere without sacrificing healthy foodRead more about us!This is so much more than a recipe book. This is a full weaning plan written by a PhD nutritionist for your child's entire first year, based on the latest science. This will take away the mental load of wondering if you're feeding your child the right food. It's what we wish we had when we were weaning our own children.Shop now

×Sharing is caring!Jump to RecipePrint RecipeFlavorful, easy to make, these healthy meatballs for toddler and baby are made with 5 different hidden vegetables and lean ground beef. The whole family will love them.&nbsp;Meatballs are a great way to add some protein and vegetables to your baby's and toddler's diet. Who doesn't love meatballs? The thought of some healthy meatballs with some delicious marinara sauce and spaghetti just makes my mouth water. Or in a meatball sub.&nbsp;This is why this is one of my kids favorite meals.&nbsp;Why you will love this&nbsp;healthy meatball recipe for...

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