Food chart for 8 month of babies.

TimeMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySunday
Breakfast (8am)Suji Kheer (Semolina Porridge) with mashed bananaHomemade Wheat Dosa with Tomato ChutneyRagi Porridge (Finger Millet Porridge) with mashed bananaHomemade Oats Idli with coconut chutneyBesan Cheela (Gram Flour Pancakes) with Tomato ChutneySweet Potato and Peas PureeMashed Ripe Papaya with Yogurt
Mid-morningMashed boiled apple or mashed boiled pearMashed boiled carrot or mashed boiled sweet potatoMashed boiled butternut squash or mashed boiled pumpkinMashed boiled zucchini or mashed boiled beetrootMashed boiled broccoli or mashed boiled cauliflowerMashed boiled green beans or mashed boiled peasMashed boiled sweet potato or mashed boiled carrot
Lunch (12pm)Soft Chapati with mashed pumpkin or mashed dalBrown Rice with Tomato and Carrot KhichdiHomemade Ragi Dosa with Coconut ChutneyMoong Dal Khichdi (Split Yellow Lentil and Rice)Masoor Dal (Red Lentil) with riceCarrot and Potato Mash with YogurtHomemade Oats Porridge with mashed banana
Mid-afternoonMashed ripe banana with breast milk or formula milkBoiled and mashed egg yolk with mashed boiled potatoMashed avocado with breast milk or formula milkMashed ripe papaya with breast milk or formula milkMashed boiled peas with breast milk or formula milkMashed boiled apple with breast milk or formula milkMashed ripe banana with breast milk or formula milk
Dinner (6pm)Soft Chapati with mashed spinach or mashed paneerHomemade Wheat Dosa with Potato and Peas MasalaHomemade Ragi Porridge (Finger Millet Porridge) with Mashed CarrotsKhichdi with mashed egg yolk and gheeSuji Kheer (Semolina Porridge) with mashed appleMashed carrot with yogurtHomemade Moong Dal Soup with Rice
Before BedtimeBreast milk or formula milkBreast milk or formula milkBreast milk or formula milkBreast milk or formula milkBreast milk or formula milkBreast milk or formula milkBreast milk or formula milk

It’s important to note that this chart is just a guide and should be modified based on your baby’s individual needs and preferences. Additionally, it’s always a good idea to consult with your pediatrician before introducing new foods to your baby’s diet.