BIROYAL Baby First Food Tracker - 100+ Foods, Age-Staged Feeding Chart

• Scientific Age-Based Complementary Food Classification - Covers 7 major food categories including fruits, vegetables, protein, dairy and grains. Foods are clearly labeled for 4 feeding stages: 6 months, 7–8 months, 9–10 months, and 11–12 months. No extra feeding guides required — easily identify age-appropriate foods, scientifically plan the order and pace of food introduction, and gradually add new ingredients.
• Extra-Large Layout - Measuring 9.4"x13.4", it is larger than standard market options. Clearly divided food sections, spacious fonts and checkboxes reduce visual strain during daily feeding tracking. Easy for all family members to read and use, ideal for frequent kitchen use.
• 2 Magnetic Erasable Pens Included - Comes with 2 dedicated erasable pens with magnetic caps that attach directly to fridge surfaces, preventing misplacement for easy access. The ink writes smoothly and clearly, and wipes clean with the dry-erase cap with no residue, supporting repeated checking and feeding record updates.
• Comprehensive Food Coverage - Features 100+ common complementary foods for babies aged 6–12 months, covering fruits & vegetables, meat, eggs & seafood, whole grains, and flavored ingredients. Each food has status markers to track your baby’s acceptance and preference, plus 5 check boxes to record number of tries, fully documenting your baby’s food introduction journey.
• Magnetic Fridge-Mount Design - Made of full magnetic material, it adheres directly to fridges and other iron surfaces, perfect for high-frequency home feeding scenarios. The water- and oil-resistant surface supports repeated erasing and rewriting without marks for long-term reuse. Blank custom food columns allow personalized additions to fit different family feeding habits.

Scientific Age-Based Complementary Food Classification - Covers 7 major food categories including fruits, vegetables, protein, dairy and grains. Foods are clearly labeled for 4 feeding stages: 6 months, 7–8 months, 9–10 months, and 11–12 months. No extra feeding guides required — easily identify age-appropriate foods, scientifically plan the order and pace of food introduction, and gradually add new ingredients.