Pregpan, here are some things that we have:
-Sandwiches (marmite usually, cut in half then thirds)
-Cheese on toast
-Tuna on toast with cheese melted on top
-Roast or boiled root veges
-Any steamed veges
-Cruskits with marmite (break it in half then make a sandwich out of the halves)
-Mandarin segments (satsuma variety because they don't have seeds)
-Pitted sundried prunes
-Pieces of beef/chicken/fish ( usually the size of a hot chip)
-Cheese finger
-banana (about a 2 inch chunk)
-tomato slices or wedges
-sausage/rissole
-Pasta (easy to hold shapes like penne or elbows)
-Feijoa (I just gave him the middle scooped out and he loved it)
I try to give him multigrain bread, apparently there is less chance of choking because it doesn't glob up in the back of their throat like white bread. WRT size, just cut it so that he can hold it in his hand, not huge but not too small - don't give him anything little like peas yet
Basically I give him whatever we are having to try as long as it isn't too salty or sugary or hard (apples, peanuts etc)
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